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-Color Management in KDE
-
-Colors are in important part of KDE and are an important tool to make
-a good looking desktop. Colors can also be a burden, especially for
-people with visual impairments.
-
-The goal of color management is to take full advantage of colors while
-reducing the disadvantages of color use to a minimum.
-
-Color Schemes
-=============
-
-Color Management is based around the concept of color schemes.
-A color scheme defines colors for different elements in the
-UI. The most important factor for the readability of a UI is the
-contrast between foreground and background colors. Colors in a color
-scheme are therefor grouped in pairs which define the foreground and
-background color for a UI element. When composing a color scheme care
-should be taken to use sufficiently contrasting colors for fore- and
-background in the same group. When using colors in applications, care
-should be taken never to mix foreground colors from one group with
-background colors from another group: they do not necasserily have any
-contrast at all which can lead to a completely unreadable UI.
-
-Color schemes are supported by Qt (see TQColorGroup) and can be
-configured on a KDE wide basis from the Control Panel. The settings
-are stored in the global KDE configuration file under the "General"
-setting. The KApplication class takes care that the configured
-settings are passed on to Qt. Application developers can just use the
-values provided by TQColorGroup.
-
-There are three major color categories:
-
-General
-=======
-The colors in this group are used when no particular other group is
-relevant.
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Background, background()
-KDE config key: background
-Control Center: i18n("Window Background")
-Description...: General background color
-Example use...: Background of dialogs
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Foreground, foreground()
-KDE config key: foreground
-Control Center: i18n("Window Text")
-Description...: General foreground color
-Example use...: Text in dialogs
-
-Text Areas
-==========
-The colors in this group are used where the user can type text. it is
-also used for lists from which the user can choose.
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Base, base()
-KDE config key: windowBackground
-Control Center: i18n("Standard background")
-Description...: Background color for text areas.
-Example use...: Background in a word-processor.
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Text, text()
-KDE config key: windowForeground
-Control Center: i18n("Standard text")
-Description...: Text color for text areas.
-Example use...: Text in a word-processor.
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Highlight, highlight()
-KDE config key: selectBackground
-Control Center: i18n("Select background")
-Description...: Background color for selected text.
-Example use...: In a selection list.
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::HighlightedText, highlightedText()
-KDE config key: selectForeground
-Control Center: i18n("Select text")
-Description...: Text color for selected text.
-Example use...: In a selection list.
-
-"Base" and "Text" should have high contrast as well as "Highlight" and
-"HighlightedText". In addition, "Highlight"/"HighlightedText" and
-"Base"/"Text" are supposed to be sufficiently different to get a clear
-indication of what is selected and what is not.
-
-Buttons
-=======
-The colors used in this category are used for buttons in the broad
-sense, including e.g.scrollbars, menubars and
-popup-menus.
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Button, button()
-KDE config key: buttonBackground
-Control Center: i18n("Button background")
-Description...: Background color for buttons.
-Example use...: Background color of the OK button in a messagebox.
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::ButtonText, buttonText()
-KDE config key: buttonForeground
-Control Center: i18n("Button text")
-Description...: Color for text on buttons.
-Example use...: Color of the OK text on a button in a messagebox.
-
-
-In addition to the above colors a number of derived colors are
-defined.They are all darker of lighter version of "Background".
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Shadow, shadow()
-Description...: Used for shadow effects.(Very dark)
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRold::BrightText, brightText()
-Description...: Used for text on pushed pushbuttons
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Light, light()
-Description...: Lighter than "Button"
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Midlight, midlight()
-Description...: Between "Button" and "Light"
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Dark, dark()
-Description...: Darker than "Button"
-
-TQColorGroup...: ColorRole::Mid, mid()
-Description...: Between "Button" and "Dark"
-
-Well Behaved Aplications
-========================
-
-Applications should never hardcode colors but always default to the
-colors from the users color scheme. This ensures consistency among
-applications on the desktop. It also ensures that all applications
-are equally readable.
-
-An application may offer the user an option to change the color of
-certain aspects of the application. It should be noted that an
-application specific color setting can cause unexpected results when
-the user changes its color scheme. The application specific color may
-look ugly in combination with other color schemes or the resulting UI
-may even become unreadable. Therefor applications specific colors
-should be used with care.
-
-