She said she thinks maroon is better then green, what greens are you taaking about?
As far as batch coding them, if its images then just gimpers and use colorize and choose a maroon and it will turn the whole image into a monotone color image of your choice, if your talking only code, then the quickest way I can think of how to do this would be in your main colors, then just refer whatever is green to thaat link color instead, if they are already linked to a green that is in the main color scheme, just change that one part of the code and anything linked to it will turn that color, hopefully I am explaining this properly to be understood.
Heres your basic theme color scheme on top of the gtk
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gtk-color-scheme = "base_color:#dcca9a\nfg_color:#dcca9a\ntooltip_fg_color:#dcca9a\nselected_bg_color:#a9895b\nselected_fg_color:#382b1b\ntext_color:#382b1b\nbg_color:#382b1b\ntooltip_bg_color:#382b1b"
find the one that is green and change it to a marron hex color color code instead, then anything linked to that in the gtk will turn that color
Examples hoe they link
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bg[NORMAL] = @bg_color
links to the bg_color color in the main color scheme
another example
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style "entry" {
xthickness = 3
ythickness = 3
bg[SELECTED] = mix (0.4, @selected_bg_color, @base_color)
fg[SELECTED] = @text_color
engine "clearlooks" {
focus_color = shade (0.65, @selected_bg_color)
}
}
links the colors here in the entry box
the background selected color will be the selected_bg_color (a9895b) with base_color (dcca9a) mix looks like at an alpha of .4 just one point less then half
the foreground will be the same color as the text color (382b1b) and the focus color will be just over a half alpha shade of the selected_bg_color (a9895b).
Don't know if this makes sense or not, hopefully it does.
So check the gtk first, see where all the greens lead to, if they link like this does then just change it at the top (usually its at the top, depending on who coded it, but it should be for proper coding etiquette, to make it users friendly), nothing like a programmer that codes in a style that only he or she understands, I hate that way of coding, I was a tech reviewer years ago for flash/php books and one author named his variables like one two three gOne gTwo and stupid ways of naming them, glad he understood what they meant nobody else would of
had to get another author to rewrite the thing so everyone could understand what it meant, there were four reviewers on that book and all of us were complaining and scratching our heads over that one.
Ok enough of ranting about poor coding.
If you also know what you want maroon just make it at the top, go through the code if they all dont link to where you want it to go, then just paste the link in that place, you can zip through the code rather quickly this way, but having it refrenced at the top is the easiest and fastest way I can think of.
As far as steampunk goes, I fell in love with this about a year ago, I was checking out some artwork online (never heard of steampunk before) and was blown away at the details, the sepias and the old victorian style (one of my favorite eras as an artist), I love the rustic style and so much detail and things can be added into it, been a big fan of it ever since, actually always was just never knew it was called steampunk till a year ago. Not a fan of goth which is close but too dark for my liking.
The wife is looking over my shoulder as I do your theme so don't worry
Its when shes not around I might go over the limit
