Partial (read: very rough) adaption of insanum/obsidian_gruvbox theme to learn Quartz. Features red/orange/yellow the most as that is what I'm partial to.

Light mode does not work well. It will blind you. Be warned. Just use dark mode I promise.

You can modify the main theme variables in variables.scss and along with quartz.config.ts. The custom code uses the variables, default Quartz themeing uses the layout in quartz.config.ts.

ExplorerNode.tsx is a slightly customized explorer node that just helps the theme with explorer stuff. If you don't want to replace your node, delete the block that starts with #explorer-content in custom.scss. You will not have the same explorer themeing though! You also need the quartz_depthifier plugin to theme links and strong elements.

Note: if you've already made modifications to your custom.css or callouts.scss, what I recommend is to view the files side-by-side by using Git or something like TextCompare to figure out how to piece 'em together.

1. Replace your files in the ./quartz/styles directory with those in the styles folder here.
2. Replace ./quartz/components/ExplorerNode.tsx with the version provided here.
3. Follow the setup instructions for quartz_depthifier. Your configuration in quartz.config.ts should be Plugin.Depthifier({ selectors: ["strong", "link"] }) to support the theming provided above.
4. In quartz.config.ts, replace your colors with the following:

   colors: {
     lightMode: {
       light: "#fbf1c7",
       lightgray: "#f9f5d7",
       gray: "#665c54",
       darkgray: "#282828",
       dark: "#9d0006",
       secondary: "#af3a03",
       tertiary: "#458588",
       highlight: "rgba(189, 174, 147, 0.15)",
     },
     darkMode: {
       light: "#282828",
       lightgray: "#1d2021",
       gray: "#bdae93",
       darkgray: "#fbf1c7",
       dark: "#cc241d",
       secondary: "#d65d0e",
       tertiary: "#d79921",
       highlight: "rgba(168, 153, 132, 0.15);",
     },
   },