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|`$primary`| The primary color, can be considered the *branding* color. Typically used for titles, and backgrounds for strong emphasis.|
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|`$secondary`| An alternative branding color, used for similar purposes as `$primary`, where an app needs to differentiate something from the primary color.|
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|`$foreground`| The default text color, which should be legible on `$background`, `$surface`, and `$panel`.|
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|`$background`| A color used for the background, where there is no content. Used as the default background color for screens.|
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|`$surface`| The default background color of widgets, typically sitting on top of `$background`.|
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|`$panel`| A color used to differentiate a part of the UI form the main content. Used sparingly in Textual itself.|
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|`$boost`| A color with alpha that can be used to create *layers* on a background.|
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|`$warning`| Indicates a warning. Typically used as a background color. `$text-warning` can be used for foreground.|
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|`$error`| Indicates an error. Typically used as a background color. `$text-error` can be used for foreground.|
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|`$success`| Used to indicate success. Typically used as a background color. `$text-success` can be used for foreground.|
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|`$accent`| Used sparingly to draw attention. Typically contrasts with `$primary` and `$secondary`.|
|`$primary`| The primary color, can be considered the *branding* color. Typically used for titles, and backgrounds for strong emphasis. |
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|`$secondary`| An alternative branding color, used for similar purposes as `$primary`, where an app needs to differentiate something from the primary color. |
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|`$foreground`| The default text color, which should be legible on `$background`, `$surface`, and `$panel`. |
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|`$background`| A color used for the background, where there is no content. Used as the default background color for screens. |
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|`$surface`| The default background color of widgets, typically sitting on top of `$background`. |
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|`$panel`| A color used to differentiate a part of the UI form the main content. Used sparingly in Textual itself. |
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|`$boost`| A color with alpha that can be used to create *layers* on a background. |
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|`$warning`| Indicates a warning. Typically used as a background color. `$text-warning` can be used for foreground. |
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|`$error`| Indicates an error. Typically used as a background color. `$text-error` can be used for foreground. |
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|`$success`| Used to indicate success. Typically used as a background color. `$text-success` can be used for foreground. |
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|`$accent`| Used sparingly to draw attention. Typically contrasts with `$primary` and `$secondary`. |
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## Shades
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### Border
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| Variable | Purpose | Default Value |
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|`$border`| The border color for focused widgets with a border |`$primary`|
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|`$border-blurred`| The border color for unfocused widgets | Slightly darkened `$surface`|
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