Color Schemes
The 6 active schemes + 3 retired ones that are too similar to keep.
Section level
Section heading
Body copy directly on the section background — no card.
Card (bg-surface-secondary)
Card heading
Body copy inside a card. Always use bg-surface-secondary.
Section level
Section heading
Body copy directly on the section background — no card.
Card (bg-surface-secondary)
Card heading
Body copy inside a card. Always use bg-surface-secondary.
Section level
Section heading
Body copy directly on the section background — no card.
Card (bg-surface-secondary)
Card heading
Body copy inside a card. Always use bg-surface-secondary.
Section level
Section heading
Body copy directly on the section background — no card.
Card (bg-surface-secondary)
Card heading
Body copy inside a card. Always use bg-surface-secondary.
Section level
Section heading
Body copy directly on the section background — no card.
Card (bg-surface-secondary)
Card heading
Body copy inside a card. Always use bg-surface-secondary.
Section level
Section heading
Body copy directly on the section background — no card.
Card (bg-surface-secondary)
Card heading
Body copy inside a card. Always use bg-surface-secondary.
Retired schemes
These exist in the CSS but are too similar to the active dark schemes to be useful. Avoid using them — stick to CS1 or CS4 for dark sections.
Nearly identical to CS1 — darker by ~10%. No meaningful distinction.
Near-black (#222420). Indistinguishable from CS1 in context.
Slate green (#4b4d41). Looks the same as CS6/CS8 in practice.