org-agenda-calendar-daterange | Face used to show entries with a date range in the agenda. |
org-agenda-calendar-event | Face used to show events and appointments in the agenda. |
org-agenda-calendar-sexp | Face used to show events computed from a S-expression. |
org-agenda-clocking | Face marking the current clock item in the agenda. |
org-agenda-column-dateline | Face used in agenda column view for datelines with summaries. |
org-agenda-current-time | Face used to show the current time in the time grid. |
org-agenda-date | Face used in agenda for normal days. |
org-agenda-date-today | Face used in agenda for today. |
org-agenda-date-weekend | Face used in agenda for weekend days.
See the variable ‘org-agenda-weekend-days’ for a definition of
which days belong to the weekend. |
org-agenda-date-weekend-today | Face used in agenda for today during weekends. |
org-agenda-diary | Face used for agenda entries that come from the Emacs diary. |
org-agenda-dimmed-todo-face | Face used to dim blocked tasks in the agenda. |
org-agenda-done | Face used in agenda, to indicate lines switched to DONE.
This face is used to de-emphasize items that where brightly colored in the
agenda because they were things to do, or overdue. The DONE state itself
is of course immediately visible, but for example a passed deadline is
(by default) very bright read. This face could be simply the default face
of the frame, for example. |
org-agenda-filter-category | Face for categories in the mode-line when filtering the agenda. |
org-agenda-filter-effort | Face for effort in the mode-line when filtering the agenda. |
org-agenda-filter-regexp | Face for regexp(s) in the mode-line when filtering the agenda. |
org-agenda-filter-tags | Face for tag(s) in the mode-line when filtering the agenda. |
org-agenda-restriction-lock | Face for showing the agenda restriction lock. |
org-agenda-structure | Face used in agenda for captions and dates. |
org-agenda-structure-filter | Face used for the current type of task filter in the agenda.
It inherits from ‘org-agenda-structure’ so it can adapt to
it (e.g. if that is assigned a different font height or family). |
org-agenda-structure-secondary | Face used for secondary information in agenda block headers. |
org-archived | Face for headline with the ARCHIVE tag. |
org-block | Face used for text inside various blocks.
It is always used for source blocks. You can refine what face
should be used depending on the source block language by setting,
‘org-src-block-faces’, which takes precedence.
When ‘org-fontify-quote-and-verse-blocks’ is not nil, text inside
verse and quote blocks are fontified using the ‘org-verse’ and
‘org-quote’ faces, which inherit from ‘org-block’. |
org-block-begin-line | Face used for the line delimiting the begin of source blocks. |
org-block-end-line | Face used for the line delimiting the end of source blocks. |
org-checkbox | Face for checkboxes. |
org-checkbox-statistics-done | Face used for finished checkbox statistics. |
org-checkbox-statistics-todo | Face used for unfinished checkbox statistics. |
org-cite | Face for citations. |
org-cite-key | Face for citation keys. |
org-clock-overlay | Basic face for displaying the secondary selection. |
org-code | Face for fixed-width text like code snippets. |
org-column | Face for column display of entry properties.
This is actually only part of the face definition for the text in column view.
The following faces apply, with this priority.
1. The color of the reference face. This is normally the level fact that
is used in the outline. In agenda-mode, it will be the face of the
first character in the line. The color is explicitly retained to
make sure that the column line still looks a bit like the structure
line it is masking.
2. The ‘org-column’ face.
3. The remaining properties of the reference face.
Since column view works by putting overlays with a display property
over individual characters in the buffer, the face of the underlining
character (this might for example be the TODO keyword) might still
shine through in some properties. So when your column view looks
funny, with "random" colors, weight, strike-through, try to explicitly
set the properties in the ‘org-column’ face. For example, set
:underline to nil, or the :slant to ‘normal’. |
org-date | Face for date/time stamps. |
org-date-selected | Face for highlighting the calendar day when using ‘org-read-date’.
Using a bold face here might cause discrepancies while displaying the
calendar. |
org-default | Face used for default text. |
org-dispatcher-highlight | Face for highlighted keys in the dispatcher. |
org-document-info | Face for document information such as the author and date.
This applies to the text that follows a #+SUBTITLE:, #+DATE:,
#+AUTHOR: or #+EMAIL: keyword. |
org-document-info-keyword | Face for document information keywords.
This face applies to the #+TITLE:, #+SUBTITLE:, #+AUTHOR:,
#+EMAIL: and #+DATE: keywords. |
org-document-title | Face for document title, i.e. that which follows the #+TITLE: keyword. |
org-done | Face used for todo keywords that indicate DONE items. |
org-drawer | Face used for drawers. |
org-ellipsis | Face for the ellipsis in folded text. |
org-footnote | Face for footnotes. |
org-formula | Face for formulas. |
org-headline-done | Face used to indicate that a headline is DONE.
This face is only used if ‘org-fontify-done-headline’ is set. If applies
to the part of the headline after the DONE keyword. |
org-headline-todo | Face used to indicate that a headline is marked as TODO.
This face is only used if ‘org-fontify-todo-headline’ is set. If applies
to the part of the headline after the TODO keyword. |
org-hide | Face used to hide leading stars in headlines.
The foreground color of this face should be equal to the background
color of the frame. |
org-imminent-deadline | Face for current deadlines in the agenda.
See also ‘org-agenda-deadline-faces’. |
org-inline-src-block | Face used for inline source blocks as a whole. |
org-latex-and-related | Face used to highlight LaTeX data, entities and sub/superscript. |
org-level-1 | Face used for level 1 headlines. |
org-level-2 | Face used for level 2 headlines. |
org-level-3 | Face used for level 3 headlines. |
org-level-4 | Face used for level 4 headlines. |
org-level-5 | Face used for level 5 headlines. |
org-level-6 | Face used for level 6 headlines. |
org-level-7 | Face used for level 7 headlines. |
org-level-8 | Face used for level 8 headlines. |
org-link | Face for links. |
org-list-dt | Default face for definition terms in lists. |
org-macro | Face for macros. |
org-meta-line | Face for meta lines starting with "#+". |
org-mode-line-clock | Face used for clock display in mode line. |
org-mode-line-clock-overrun | Face used for clock display for overrun tasks in mode line. |
org-priority | Face used for priority cookies. |
org-property-value | Face used for the value of a property. |
org-quote | Face for #+BEGIN_QUOTE ... #+END_QUOTE blocks.
Active when ‘org-fontify-quote-and-verse-blocks’ is set. |
org-scheduled | Face for items scheduled for a certain day. |
org-scheduled-today | Face for items scheduled for a certain day. |
org-sexp-date | Face for diary-like sexp date specifications. |
org-special-keyword | Face used for special keywords. |
org-table | Face used for tables. |
org-table-row | Face used to fontify whole table rows (including newlines and indentation). |
org-tag | Default face for tags.
Note that the variable ‘org-tag-faces’ can be used to overrule this face for
specific tags. |
org-tag-group | Face for group tags. |
org-target | Face for link targets. |
org-time-grid | Face used for time grids. |
org-todo | Face for TODO keywords. |
org-upcoming-deadline | Face for items scheduled previously, and not yet done.
See also ‘org-agenda-deadline-faces’. |
org-upcoming-distant-deadline | Face for items scheduled previously, not done, and have a distant deadline.
See also ‘org-agenda-deadline-faces’. |
org-verbatim | Face for fixed-with text like code snippets. |
org-verse | Face for #+BEGIN_VERSE ... #+END_VERSE blocks.
Active when ‘org-fontify-quote-and-verse-blocks’ is set. |
org-warning | Face for deadlines and TODO keywords. |