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submitted 1 year ago by AbstProcDo@alien.top to c/emacs@communick.news

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Gnuplot generates SVG images in Org Babel as shown below.

In the left solarized-dark theme, the SVG images exhibit a brown background that blends with the dark theme, resulting in very reduced visibility.

Conversely, in the right solarized-light theme, the SVG images display a pleasant light-blue background, offering excellent readability.

How can SVG images be displayed with a light-blue background in the dark theme, as it is in the light theme?

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[–] AbstProcDo@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

The issue of setting a light-colored background for SVG images in org-babel can be resolved using gnuplot's own settings.

` set terminal svg background "#ffffff" `

[–] egstatsml@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

You could look at how Tecosaur does their splash screen, which uses SVGs and adjusts them based on the theme.

Or maybe check out how PDF-tools handles midnight mode