EmacsWiki: CSS

You can use different stylesheets for this wiki using the links below. If you know CSS, you can even create your own!

Recommended Style Sheets

Default – the default theme by BrianBurns
Classic CSS The default theme before May 2013.
- With: more whitespace – big fonts – medium fonts – small fonts – tiny fonts
Melonesque, maintained on a wiki page

Some of these are definitely unmaintained.

Wikipedia – A classic Wikimedia style theme.
Basic CSS – For people who use custom CSS want a basic style sheet.
Melonesque – A minimal light theme by muto (2024)
Ruby – Bold red links on white.
Cali – Modern grey on white.
More text: Less whitespace, to fit more text on one page.
Lots More Text – Like More Text but with a smaller font.
Vanilla: A skin with very little visual distraction.
Community Wiki with sidebar Minus The Sidebar: This is a nice compact skin but doesn’t use the entire page width.
Grey: Modern, black-on-grey skin.
Green – Green on a green background
Orange
Pink Bliss – Inspired by the ColorTheme PinkBliss
Hug
Presentation
Useit
CSS by NicFerrier with sans-serif font and no line or letter spacing.
Planet CSS using Bitstream Vera Sans Mono
Oddmuse CSS
Oddmuse blue headings CSS
Compact Antique Beige: Like Antique Beige but less whitespace. Not recommended for viewing code.
Blue Heading + Small Font – A theme by LucasBonnet
Beige + Small Font CSS
Blue + Small Font CSS Another color. I can’t live without Blue 😊
Grey and Red
Green CSS
Beige Red CSS Beige background, large text. Like an old newspaper.
Beige CSS Larger font with earth tones.
Grey CSS by “mad” of the czlug
(Grey CSS but 100ex wide)
twb's favorite CSS

Space
Melonesque – Automatic dark theme based on system preference.
white on blue and cyan links– By Earle Martin, adapted for Oddmuse by AlexSchroeder.

New themes are always welcome! To upload a theme to this list:

Create a new page by visiting a page that doesn’t exist, like emacswiki.org/emacs/YourThemeName
Click *“Create it now”*, and at the bottom of the “edit” page, click *“Replace this text with a file”*
Upload your CSS file.
Now, edit this page and create a new entry to this list with the following form:

* [EmacsWiki:action=browse;id=CSS;css=http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/download/YourThemeName My Cool Theme] -- My Description