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StackEdit theming guide
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Basically in **StackEdit**, a theme is a CSS file that overrides the default look and feel.
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Create a special theme very quickly by following these steps:
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1. Fork **StackEdit** on [GitHub][1]
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2. Create a sub-folder in the `themes` folder containing your resources (CSS, images...).
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> The main CSS should have the same name as the folder.
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> **Example:** `themes/cool-theme/cool-theme.css`
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3. Add an entry in the `THEME_LIST` object at the end of `config.js` with the folder name as key and the name of your theme as value.
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> **Example:** `"cool-theme": "Very cool theme"`.
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4. Run the application on your machine, go to `Settings -> Editor -> Theme` and select your theme. Check that everything is beautiful (don't forget to test `viewer.html`).
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5. Commit, push, create a pull request and wait for publishing...
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That's it!
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> Written with [StackEdit](http://benweet.github.io/stackedit/).
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[1]: https://github.com/benweet/stackedit |