evielync_hyo-theme/SHOWCASE.md

Hyo — a warm, earthy theme

A calm writing surface: white editor, parchment sidebar, and a soft peach accent that carries links, tags, and highlights without ever shouting. This note shows every element the theme styles — open it in Hyo and it doubles as the showcase.

Text can be bold, italic, struck through, ==highlighted==, or set as inline code. Links glow in the accent — see evchapman.com or an internal Another Note. Tags sit in soft peach pills: #theme #obsidian #hyo.

Typography sets the tone

Third-level heading

Fourth-level heading

Body copy stays warm and readable at a comfortable measure. The palette leans into earthy neutrals so nothing competes with your words — the accent appears only where it earns attention.

A blockquote holds a borrowed thought. The left border picks up the accent, and the text softens just enough to read as quoted.

Callouts carry the accent

Note

The default callout tints itself peach — headers, icon, and a faint wash behind the text.

[!tip] A titled tip Callouts inherit the warm system, so a whole stack of them reads as one family.

Warning

Warnings shift to a warmer amber while staying inside the palette.

Lists, nested and checked

• Top-level point
  • A nested detail
    • And one level deeper
• Back to the top level

1. First step
2. Second step
3. Third step

• An open task
• A completed task
• Another thing to do

Code, with syntax colour

Inline const accent = "#D97757" sits quietly in the flow. Fenced blocks get full syntax colouring:

// Keywords, strings, and functions each take their own tone
function applyAccent(el) {
  const accent = "#D97757";       // peach
  el.style.setProperty("--color-accent", accent);
  return `Hyo applied ${accent}`;
}

applyAccent(document.body);

Tables stay tidy

Element	Colour	Role
Accent	#D97757	Links, tags, highlights
Editor	White	The writing surface
Sidebar	Parchment	Calm, low-contrast frame
Text	Warm charcoal	Comfortable reading

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Everything above uses one small system: a warm neutral base, and a single peach accent applied with restraint. That's Hyo.