On Tue, May 07, 2019 at 06:59:47PM -0400, Arthur Alinovi wrote: > I would like to set lynx to display only 2 colors - black text on a white > (or light grey) background. This is similar to how I have my terminal set up > (I use st from suckless.org). > > In lynx.cfg I've experimented with assumed_colors and default_colors but > nothing seems to work. I've also tried the -nocolor switch but that give the > opposite of what I want. > > I would appreciate any suggestions or advice.
man lynx:
-lss=FILENAME
specify filename containing color-style information. The
default is lynx.lss. If you give an empty filename, Lynx uses a
built-in monochrome scheme which imitates the non-color-style
configuration.
Once told to ignore the lss-file, you can use the COLOR-settings in the
lynx.cfg file. Here's a quick example:
#!/bin/sh
export LYNX_CFG=/tmp/test/foo.cfg
lynx-dev -lss='' .
and (in /tmp/test):
include:lynx.cfg
COLOR:0:white:black
COLOR:1:white:black
COLOR:2:yellow:blue
COLOR:3:black:white
COLOR:4:black:white
COLOR:5:black:white
COLOR:6:black:white
COLOR:6:white:black
COLOR:7:black:white
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