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# Color theme of my very own.

# Remove all color settings that are in effect. Start from
# a clean slate.

uncolor index *
uncolor header *
uncolor body *

# Set color for each "object" mutt knows about, except body and header.
# See file:///usr/share/doc/mutt/html/configuration.html#color for
# a list of the objects.
#
# Valid colors are:
#
#   white, black, green, magenta, blue, cyan, yellow, red, default, colorN
#
# A foreground color can be prefixed by "bright" for a brighter variant.
#
# I use gnome-terminal with the "Linux console" colour settings and a
# "black on white" colour theme. The "white" color is a grey, not
# white, so I use "default" as the background color to achieve white.
#
# * normal text: black on default (= white)
# * de-emphasised text: white (= grey) on default (white)
# * highlights: brightblue on default

color attachment    black  	    default
color bold          brightblue      default
color error	    brightred	    default
color hdrdefault    white           default
color indicator     brightwhite     cyan
color markers       green           default
color message       red	    	    default  
color normal        black	    default
color quoted        brightblue	    default
color search        brightmagenta   default
color signature     white           default
color status        brightwhite     black
color tilde         black	    default
color tree          black	    default
color underline     brightblue      default

# Set color for specific headers, chosen by regular expressions.

color header	brightblue    	    default	^(From|Subject|To|Cc|Date):

# Set color for specific parts of the body of a message.

color body red 		 default "^gpg: .*"
color body brightred     default "^gpg: Can't check signature:.*"
color body brightred     default "^gpg: Bad signature.*"
color body brightred     default "^gpg: .*warning.*"
color body brightred     default "^gpg: .*failed.*"

# Set colors for specific entries in a list of messages (an "index").

#color index white default "~h List-*" # List mail
color index green default "~p" # personal mail
color index yellow default "~D" # deleted mail
color index cyan default "~T" # tagged mail