Variables for modifying a theme

There are more variables that can be used to tweak the theme than were used in the previous sections.

What follows are variables common to all diagrams. In the following chapters, we discuss each diagram type in more detail and the theming variables specific to that type of diagram.

Now, let's look at the variables common to all diagrams. The following variables define fonts, color mode, and background color:

Figure 5.26 – A table describing the color variables, setting the stage for the theme

The next set of variables defines the colors of the theme. With these variables, you define the base colors in play when rendering the diagrams. Diagram-specific variables are, in turn, either using these colors directly or deriving colors from them. You can see a list of these variables here:

Figure 5.27 – A table describing the main color variables for a theme

Finally, we have...