[REQ] Material Design Dark skin with blue instead of Orange

[kermaco]

Is there a way to make the Material Design (Dark) skin have blue or grey menu bar and bottom action bar instead of orange?

[Lowlander]

There are no user settings in MediaMonkey for the Skin, it has to be done by editing the Skin itself: viewtopic.php?f=27&t=81285

[kermaco]

Thanks for the reply lowlander.

I duplicated the skin and edited the skin_base_add.less to get what I need. Seems like it would be difficult for a non coder to figure it out. I hope someone makes an app or plugin to be able to do this visually.

Thanks again!

[gordol]

There are no user settings in MediaMonkey for the Skin, it has to be done by editing the Skin itself: viewtopic.php?f=27&t=81285

What if the user is uncomfortable editing the files directly?

[Lowlander]

Then you can request skin ideas: viewforum.php?f=32

But it would depend on a Skinner to make those changes.

[Ludek]

It is just about changing several color values in skin_base.less
More at: viewtopic.php?p=486525#p486525
So if anyone change the color consts and publish the skin then anyone can benefit and use it.

I also see that Draki is planning a color picker: https://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=17316 (but not sure about the his progress with this).

[Dancer]

I'm enjoying the spirit of your team and its outcome very much.
Always love how free developers are creating a really fine software, being open for feature requests and reporting issues.
Thank you!

Offtopic: This spirit is similar to the Vivaldi-browser community to me I'm experiencing these days.

[Aaronn78]

Thanks for the reply lowlander.

I duplicated the skin and edited the skin_base_add.less to get what I need. Seems like it would be difficult for a non coder to figure it out. I hope someone makes an app or plugin to be able to do this visually.

Thanks again!

I appreciate your response, lowlander.

I faced a similar challenge when customizing the skin and resorted to duplicating it and modifying the skin_base_add.less file. You're absolutely right; it can be quite daunting for non-coders.