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Appearance

In the Appearance tab you adjust all colors of your wiki - separately for light mode and dark mode.

At the top of the tab you’ll find a toggle to switch between light mode and dark mode. Depending on your selection, you’ll edit the colors for the corresponding mode.

ModeDescription
Light Mode is being editedYou’re editing colors for light mode
Dark Mode is being editedYou’re editing colors for dark mode

Tap the toggle to switch between modes.


Colors for background and cards.

What it does: The main color of the wiki background.

How to find it: Appearance > Background > Background Color

Default (Light): Light gray (#F5F5F5) Default (Dark): Dark gray (from theme)

Tap the color to open the color picker. Use the reset button to return to the default app theme color.


What it does: The background color of article cards.

How to find it: Appearance > Background > Card Color

Default (Light): White (#FFFFFF) Default (Dark): Dark surface (from theme)


Colors for different text areas.

What it does: The color for article titles.

How to find it: Appearance > Text Colors > Title Color

Default (Light): Dark gray (#212121) Default (Dark): Light gray (from theme)


What it does: The color for body text in articles and preview texts.

How to find it: Appearance > Text Colors > Content Color

Default (Light): Medium gray (#616161) Default (Dark): Lighter gray (from theme)


What it does: The color for the automatically generated table of contents in articles.

How to find it: Appearance > Text Colors > Table of Contents Color

Default (Light): Primary color (from theme) Default (Dark): Primary color (from theme)


Colors for interactive elements and accents.

What it does: The color for category headers and category badges.

How to find it: Appearance > UI Elements > Category Color

Default (Light): Blue (#1976D2) Default (Dark): Lighter blue (from theme)


What it does: The color for tag badges on articles.

How to find it: Appearance > UI Elements > Tag Color

Default (Light): Purple (#7E57C2) Default (Dark): Lighter purple (from theme)


What it does: The color for links, icons and other accent elements.

How to find it: Appearance > UI Elements > Accent Color

Default (Light): Blue (#1976D2) Default (Dark): Lighter blue (from theme)


What it does: The color for dividing lines between sections and elements.

How to find it: Appearance > UI Elements > Divider Color

Default (Light): Light gray (#E0E0E0) Default (Dark): Dark gray (from theme)


Each color setting has a reset button. When you tap it, the color is reset to the app theme default value.

This is useful when:

  • You accidentally changed a color
  • You want a color to automatically follow the app theme
  • You want to restore the default harmony

You can apply all colors at once from the app theme:

  1. Tap the palette icon in the top right
  2. Confirm in the “Apply App Theme?” dialog
  3. All colors are applied from the global theme

This applies:

  • Background and surface colors
  • Text and secondary colors
  • Primary color for categories and accents
  • Secondary color for tags
  • Corner radius from the theme

ColorValueUsage
Background#F5F5F5Main background
Cards#FFFFFFArticle cards
Title#212121Headings
Content#616161Body text
Category#1976D2Category labels
Tags#7E57C2Tag badges
Accent#1976D2Links, icons
Divider#E0E0E0Dividers

In dark mode, colors are automatically taken from the app theme if no custom values are set. However, you can set a custom dark mode value for each color.



Not necessarily. If you don’t set dark mode colors, the app theme colors are used automatically. But for optimal results you should test both modes.

Each color has a reset button. Tap it to reset the color to the app theme default.

Why do my colors look different than expected?

Section titled “Why do my colors look different than expected?”
  • Check if you’re in the right mode (Light/Dark toggle at top)
  • Check if the color was overwritten by the app theme
  • Test the colors in the actual wiki, not just in the editor

Yes, the color picker also supports transparent colors (alpha value). This can be useful for subtle dividers or overlay effects.