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A face in GNU Emacs is a text style.

A face can have various attributes, such as foreground and background colors, font, height, and weight. Faces are applied as text properties to characters in a string or buffer, or as overlay properties to buffer positions. Face attribute values can be inherited from one or more faces by another face.

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custom-theme-set-faces compatible with tty

I have created an emacs-23 custom theme using customize-create-theme. It works fine under X (Linux gnome desktop). However, when running under a tty (within gnome-terminal) some of the colors are wrong. It is not the accuracy of the colors which are…
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latex-mode / font-lock: any way to obtain more than three (3) levels of highlighting?

With latex-mode, is there any way to obtain more than three (3) levels of highlighting? I would like to control more than three levels of highlighting, however, it appears as though latex-mode may be limited to three (3) levels. I say this because…
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How to refactor this Emacs lisp?

I'm not quite down with the syntax for dynamic symbols etc. I guess I can probably do something with dolist and a list of colors here, but not sure what: (custom-set-faces `(term-color-black ((t (:inherit term-color-black :background…
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Customize face for HTML headers (h1, h2, etc)

I am very new to emacs and despite the great online documentation I can't figure out how to customize the face applied to the content between HTML header tags (e.g.

Content here

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emacs customize-face color

I tried to customize my emacs color by changing font-lock faces' color (M-x customize-face). But I found that the amount of color is not as many as all the values #xxxxxx. For example, when changing a color value from #000000 to #FF0000, I just got…
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