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# Theming
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Mermaid as a system for theming in place. With it a site integrator can override a vast majority of attributes used when rendering a diagram.
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The settings for a thime can be set globally for the site with the initialize call. The example below highlights how that can look:
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// example
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It is also possible to override theme settings locally in a diagram using directives.
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```
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// example
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```
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The easiest way to make a custom theme is to start with the base theme, the theme named base and just modify these three variables:
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* primaryColor - the base color for the theme
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* secondaryColor - A compliment color to the primary color. This color is made lighter and used as background in subgraphs for instance
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More specific color variables it is åpossible to change:
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* lineColor
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* textColor
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