** Quassel stylesheets also support Palette { role: color; } for setting the system
** palette. See the QPalette docs for available roles, and convert them into qss-style
** attributes, so ButtonText would become button-text or see qssparser.cpp In fact,
-** qssparser.cpp is the authorative source for Quassel's qss syntax that contains all
+** qssparser.cpp is the authoritative source for Quassel's qss syntax that contains all
** the extensions over standard Qt qss syntax.
** See:
** http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qpalette.html#ColorRole-enum
link: #539FA3;
link-visited: #845B90;
- /* Color of the marker line in the chat view. BG Node that is overlayed on the first new ChatLine. */
+ /* Color of the marker line in the chat view. BG Node that is overlaid on the first new ChatLine. */
// 0 -> 0.1 (sharp line)
marker-line: qlineargradient(x1: 0, y1: 0, x2: 0, y2: 1, stop: 0 #586e75, stop: 0.1 #586e75, stop: 0.1 transparent);
}
background: qlineargradient(x1: 0, y1: 0, x2: 0, y2: 1, stop: 0 palette(window), stop: 0.5 palette(light), stop: 1 palette(window));
}
-/* Menu Bar / Context Menues */
+/* Menu Bar / Context Menus */
QMenu {
margin: 5px; // A bit of nice padding around menu items.
}
ChatLine::timestamp {
foreground: #586e75;
- // Resets the timestemp font during #action and other possible formatting.
+ // Resets the timestamp font during #action and other possible formatting.
font-style: normal;
font-weight: normal;
}
ChatLine[fg-color="c"] { foreground: #15f; }
ChatLine[bg-color="c"] { background: #15f; }
-/* A list of all the colors for easy convienience */
+/* A list of all the colors for easy convenience */
/*
ChatLine[fg-color="0"] { foreground: white; }
ChatLine[bg-color="0"] { background: white; }
}
/*
-** OS X: Workaround Pallete {} bug
+** OS X: Workaround Palette {} bug
** - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19748752/qt-style-qpalettewindowtext-color-reverts-after-application-starts
*/