
* colorlite theme

The colorlite theme is the first theme with colors included
on the new CHeMS (since release 0x03) code after the layout
has been rewritten. The first theme was ``monochrome'' which
only uses black and white colors.

It's has been written mainly for users which doesn't like
monochrome pages and want to have a lite colored blog or
web site. With colorlite you can easily change the color of
your application by using just a regexp in order to replace
all the occurrences of the current color with the new one.
In fact, you only need to run a command like the following
from inside of your vi-like text editor:

   :%s/oldcolor/newcolor/g

where ``oldcolor'' is the current color and ``newcolor'' is
the color you want. For more informations about configuring
Cascading StyleSheets and how to change the colors refering
to the CSS2 specification (chapter 14). Anyway, for newbies
the following 4-bit RGBI palette may be used:

   #FFFFFF - white
   #000000 - black
   #808080 - dark gray
   #C0C0C0 - light gray
   #000080 - dark blue
   #0000FF - bright blue
   #008000 - dark green
   #00FF00 - bright green
   #008080 - dark cyan
   #00FFFF - bright cyan
   #800000 - dark red
   #FF0000 - bright red
   #800080 - dark magenta
   #FF00FF - bright magenta
   #808000 - dark yellow
   #FFFF00 - bright yellow

The default colorlite theme color may be changed (from your
vi-like editor) with the following command:

   :%s/#6959CD/newcolor/g

Enjoy CHeMS and colorlite theme.

