Updated Color scheme (markdown)

Eric Kotato 2018-06-07 21:54:08 +03:00
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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Levels that are higher than 1 have **fallback colors** to current or lower level
If fallback is shown as "`fallback...`" it means that `fallback`'s fallback colors are also applied. Example: If fallback is shown as "`fallback...`" it means that `fallback`'s fallback colors are also applied. Example:
* `option` fallbacks are `other_option`, `fall...`; * `option` fallbacks are `other_option`, `fall...`;
* `fall` fallbasks are `color`; * `fall` fallbacks are `color`;
* so `option` fallbacks will be `other_option`, `fall`, `color`. * so `option` fallbacks will be `other_option`, `fall`, `color`.
Also fallback color can have "alpha component" value from 0.0 (transparent) to 1.0 (opaque) shown in brackets next to color, e.g. `color (0.5)`. They are set internally on **level 1** and cannot be changed, but you can set color before it (i.e. higher level) to avoid losing custom transparency. Also fallback color can have "alpha component" value from 0.0 (transparent) to 1.0 (opaque) shown in brackets next to color, e.g. `color (0.5)`. They are set internally on **level 1** and cannot be changed, but you can set color before it (i.e. higher level) to avoid losing custom transparency.