I glanced through the wishlist briefly and used the search bar to look for anything related to themes and didn’t see anything about the theme text colors, so I do have something I would like to see, if at all possible. For reference, I’m using the Windows version of the program, so I’m not sure if this is a mac feature already, and I’m just unaware of it, or if it’s something missing from both versions of the program. If this is something that’s already part of the Mac version of Scrivener, please disregard this; I’m fully aware that all mac features will eventually make their way over to Windows, and I’m totally okay with waiting for that.
In any of the themes I’ve seen, even when the text color all across the program is a different color, there are a few locations that continue to remain white/ black. A few of these locations that I’ve noticed are as follows: in the document title bar of the main editor, the thing that tells you when there are no subdocuments, the title and summary on the note cards in corkboard view, almost all the text in the outliner view, the text color in the notes/ synopsis portion of the inspector, and even the binder text color in every theme except “Mellow Yellow”. I’m sure there are other locations within Scrivener that I’m missing, but the point is that all of the text colors in these locations are uneditable.
Through my own research, I discovered why the binder text color is different in the “Mellow Yellow” theme but not in any other theme I’ve seen, and I believe the issue is just that there’s no code written into the theme files to allow for these things to be changed. When unpacked and the files within are inspected individually, the “Mellow Yellow” theme has a line of code to change the binder text color that files for the other themes don’t have. Obviously, I understand the risk with changing anything in these files yourself (as a sidenote, I would love the ability to edit these things without having to dig into the individual files to do it, but it’s not a huge issue for me, personally), but it would be so nice to have the default themes edited to allow the text colors for these locations to be changed to match the rest of the theme. Even something as simple as adding the proper lines of code to just the unpacked files of the “Mellow Yellow” theme (I’m not a coder, by any means, but I’m pretty sure one of the files I’m talking about is the .qss file) would make it easier for theme builders and the like to go in and edit these things individually per theme. Honestly, this would make me insanely happy to be able to edit these things in any capacity, and I would love to see it added as a possibility, at some point in the future.