feat(arch-linux): init

[claymorwan]

🎉 Theme for Arch user repository 🎉

The Arch user repository (aur) is a community-driven repository of packages for Arch Linux.

💬 Additional Comments 💬

I had a bit of struggle making this theme since it was my first time working with userstyles, but I made it in a day so it's fine. My only problem at the moment is changing the logo for a themed one, or at least a transparent one.

🗒 Checklist 🗒

• I have read and followed Catppuccin's submission guidelines.
• I have made a new directory underneath /styles/<name-of-website> containing the contents of the /template directory.
  • I have ensured that the new directory is in lower-kebab-case.
  • I have followed the template and kept the preprocessor as LESS.
• I have made sure to update the
  userstyles.yml
  file with information about the new userstyle.
• I have included the following files:
  • catppuccin.user.css - all the CSS for the userstyle, based on the
    template.
  • preview.webp - composite image of all four individual flavor screenshots (taken with the default accent color of mauve) stitched together, generated via Catwalk.

[GenShibe]

In terms of the logo, my first thought is to take the SVG off of the arch wiki style, and then using that as a base to add the words "user repository"

[claymorwan]

Well I already took the argo logo and changed the accent color, tho I haven't been able to insert it correctly and hide the original logo

Btw I think I gotta do a new commit to fix the requested changes or nah ? I don't do pr often so idk

[claymorwan]

Ok I think I got everything fixed

[claymorwan]

I think I fixed everything now, tho idk about that conflict, tried to fix it by adding what was conflicting to the file

[claymorwan]

I think I fixed everything now, tho idk about that conflict, tried something but didn't worked

[claymorwan]

why's it broken again

[uncenter]

why's it broken again

If you look at the logs, or run the linter locally - deno task lint - it will tell you the error.

[claymorwan]

ok NOW it should be working, I did exactly what deno told me to do

[claymorwan]

So like I try to theme borders, acc page and syntax highlighting right? At first I left red colors and stuff to the default cuz I didn't know if I could use the catppuccin colors (using red for someone who has red accents color maybe would look weird idk) but ig it's fine
Doing that when I'm home

[claymorwan]

Oki is it gud now

[uncenter]

I wonder if we should instead create a unified theme for the various Arch Linux pages - we already have a theme for the wiki, we could literally copy the @-moz-document part all the way down and paste it in that one, rename it... other pages like the home page https://archlinux.org/, https://archlinux.org/packages/, https://bbs.archlinux.org/, https://security.archlinux.org/, could be themed as well.

[claymorwan]

Welp it does seems to be working, tho I'll have to do some fixes here and there. I also don't know if I should edit the wiki page's theme so it fits better with the aur theme, should I ?

[claymorwan]

Oki I'm working on it, should I change the branch name too ?

[uncenter]

No need to.

[uncenter]

For the icons please see https://github.com/catppuccin/userstyles/blob/main/docs/guide/images-and-svgs.md#non-svg-images-or-many-img-elements-with-external-svgs.

[uncenter]

Visited links shouldn't be gray (lavender I think):

The text of the current page in the header is an unthemed white:

The text of other not-current pages in the header on hover is also unthemed white:

The lines in the boxes in red are unthemed (wiki main page), and the lines in the orange boxes are themed, but should be something like overlay1 instead of accent.

[uncenter]

Links on hover and active hover are unthemed, as well as this bar for the table of contents.

[justbispo]

Text in table cells are impossible to read

[uncenter]

https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/archwiki/-/merge_requests/89 was merged, meaning the wiki now uses the latest Mediawiki version - which ultimately means it now uses the newly introduced CSS variables that #1075 uses for Wikipedia. We should be able to reuse our Wikipedia port (might be worth splitting it out into its own repository catppuccin/mediawiki and importing the CSS in each userstyle that makes use of it?) for it now, but one remaining issue is that Arch Linux wiki has their own custom CSS that still overrides some variables. If someone wants to update the custom CSS for https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/archwiki to set the new CSS variables, it will then be compatible with our userstyle and make future maintenance a breeze!

[Thomas-Philippot]

If someone wants to update the custom CSS for https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/archwiki to set the new CSS variables, it will then be compatible with our userstyle and make future maintenance a breeze!

I can make a branch for this, new variables are skin-theme-clientpref-{os/day/night} ?

[uncenter]

If someone wants to update the custom CSS for gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/archwiki to set the new CSS variables, it will then be compatible with our userstyle and make future maintenance a breeze!

I can make a branch for this, new variables are skin-theme-clientpref-{os/day/night} ?

I'm not sure how their archwiki repository is set up, but if there is a way for their custom CSS use the standard Wikipedia CSS variables so that our CSS can properly override their CSS, that would make this work.

[ninetailedtori]

We should probably close this one now the new PR has been opened :]

[claymorwan]

We should probably close this one now the new PR has been opened :]

yea i highkey completely forgot abt this, pretty sure the new PR gonna do a better job than me at this too