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Many of the custom themes that have been written by the #roamcult are prettier than our default design There. We said it. But most of our users don't know how to find these themes or set them up. SO - we're gonna make it WAY easier to use themes and support theme creators

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Yessss! Now you’re just enabling my CSS addiction. If switching between themes is seamless in the UI, we could have different themes for different work modes. Not just light/dark for AM/PM but writing vs. editing vs. summarising. Colour association to match mode of thinking

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Your CSS addiction has my full support. 🤣 #enableSomeAddictions

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holy crap that's really exciting! good idea!

I've always wanted to do it with coloured LED lights hooked up to a physical workspace with a Raspberry Pi, but never quite found the time. Will take a CSS version as the next best thing, lol.

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I was thinking more along the lines of MySpace ca. 2002, complete with scrolling banners, flashing text, and animated cursors.

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This is a great idea. I do this in a way already. I adjust a few items with Stylus depending on my workflow. I call them “Utilities”. If I am doing a lot of writing, I have a Stylus extension that expands the sidebar dramatically to 50/50.. (1/2)

When editing, I use

‘s CSS genius for exposing/displaying editorial comments I input in my writing, including specialized colors for tags. Similarly, if I am managing projects/tasks, I have a theme/utility for that too. To switch these even more efficiently will be g8

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Yesss! Writing vs editing vs summarising vs planning vs teaching vs interviewing vs researching etc. 🎨♥🎼 Imagine: Each mode of thinking has different lighting, different desk, different soundtrack, different flavour of tea. Colour associations help us switch between worlds.