How to redefine color theme of nXhtml?

How to redefine color theme of nXhtml?

[Water Lin]

I try to use nXhtml to edit PHP, CSS, XHtml, Javascript codes in
Emacs23. I installed nXhtml successfully, but I find that the color
theme of nXhtml conflicts with my own Emacs theme. It makes that the PHP
mode, CSS mode etc. in nXhtml looks bad.

Can I re-define color of each modes in nXhtml?

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Re: How to redefine color theme of nXhtml?

[Richard Riley]

Water Lin <WaterLin@ymail.invalid> writes:

> I try to use nXhtml to edit PHP, CSS, XHtml, Javascript codes in
> Emacs23. I installed nXhtml successfully, but I find that the color
> theme of nXhtml conflicts with my own Emacs theme. It makes that the PHP
> mode, CSS mode etc. in nXhtml looks bad.
>
> Can I re-define color of each modes in nXhtml?

Put your cursor in the section you want to change and do
M-x:describe-face, you can then customise it and see the changes in your
custom .el file.

Also note a rather good new release is out to be downloaded from
Lennart's web site. A lot faster and less buggy.

Re: How to redefine color theme of nXhtml?

[Water Lin]

Richard Riley <rileyrgdev@gmail.com> writes:

> Water Lin <WaterLin@ymail.invalid> writes:
>
>> I try to use nXhtml to edit PHP, CSS, XHtml, Javascript codes in
>> Emacs23. I installed nXhtml successfully, but I find that the color
>> theme of nXhtml conflicts with my own Emacs theme. It makes that the PHP
>> mode, CSS mode etc. in nXhtml looks bad.
>>
>> Can I re-define color of each modes in nXhtml?
>
> Put your cursor in the section you want to change and do
> M-x:describe-face, you can then customise it and see the changes in your
> custom .el file.
>
> Also note a rather good new release is out to be downloaded from
> Lennart's web site. A lot faster and less buggy.
>

Thanks, I got it.

Water Lin

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Re: How to redefine color theme of nXhtml?

[Water Lin]

Richard Riley <rileyrgdev@gmail.com> writes:

> Water Lin <WaterLin@ymail.invalid> writes:
>
>> I try to use nXhtml to edit PHP, CSS, XHtml, Javascript codes in
>> Emacs23. I installed nXhtml successfully, but I find that the color
>> theme of nXhtml conflicts with my own Emacs theme. It makes that the PHP
>> mode, CSS mode etc. in nXhtml looks bad.
>>
>> Can I re-define color of each modes in nXhtml?
>
> Put your cursor in the section you want to change and do
> M-x:describe-face, you can then customise it and see the changes in your
> custom .el file.
>
> Also note a rather good new release is out to be downloaded from
> Lennart's web site. A lot faster and less buggy.
>

I can re-define color for each mode now.

But I found a very strange question.

When I open a PHP or html file first time, Emacs will use nXhtml for this
file. But then I open another PHP or html files, Emacs will use php-mode
bu not nXhtml mode for this file.

How strange this is!

Why?

Thanks

Water Lin

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Re: How to redefine color theme of nXhtml?

[Lennart Borgman]

On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 8:10 AM, Water Lin <WaterLin@ymail.invalid> wrote:
>
> But I found a very strange question.
>
> When I open a PHP or html file first time, Emacs will use nXhtml for this
> file. But then I open another PHP or html files, Emacs will use php-mode
> bu not nXhtml mode for this file.
>
> How strange this is!
>
> Why?

This happens because loading some elisp tells Emacs to use a new major
mode for a file extension. In this case php-mode.el probably tells
Emacs to use php-mode for .php-files.

I have done a workaround for this in nXhtml. Which version are you
using? (BTW, everybody using nXhtml should upgrade to the latest
version, 1.97!)

Are you using the php-mode.el that comes with nXhtml or some other version?

Re: How to redefine color theme of nXhtml?

[Water Lin]

Lennart Borgman <lennart.borgman@gmail.com> writes:

> On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 8:10 AM, Water Lin <WaterLin@ymail.invalid> wrote:
>>
>> But I found a very strange question.
>>
>> When I open a PHP or html file first time, Emacs will use nXhtml for this
>> file. But then I open another PHP or html files, Emacs will use php-mode
>> bu not nXhtml mode for this file.
>>
>> How strange this is!
>>
>> Why?
>
> This happens because loading some elisp tells Emacs to use a new major
> mode for a file extension. In this case php-mode.el probably tells
> Emacs to use php-mode for .php-files.
>
> I have done a workaround for this in nXhtml. Which version are you
> using? (BTW, everybody using nXhtml should upgrade to the latest
> version, 1.97!)
>
> Are you using the php-mode.el that comes with nXhtml or some other version?
>
>

Thanks for your kindly reminder. After I upgrade to the latest version
1.97, the problem is fixed now.

Thanks

Water Lin

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