Customize Theme

[EtherGhost]

Great project!

If using Avalonia built in FluentTheme you can use FluentEditor to customize Dark and Light Theme. Something like this:

            <FluentTheme.Palettes>
                <ColorPaletteResources x:Key="Dark" Accent="#ff0073cf" AltHigh="#ff222222" AltLow="Black"
                                       AltMedium="#ff222222"
                                       AltMediumHigh="Black" AltMediumLow="#ff222222" BaseHigh="White"
                                       BaseLow="#ff5d5d5d"
                                       BaseMedium="#ffafafaf" BaseMediumHigh="#ffc3c3c3" BaseMediumLow="#ff868686"
                                       ChromeAltLow="#ffc3c3c3" ChromeBlackHigh="Black" ChromeBlackLow="#ffc3c3c3"
                                       ChromeBlackMedium="Black" ChromeBlackMediumLow="Black"
                                       ChromeDisabledHigh="#ff5d5d5d" ChromeDisabledLow="#ffafafaf"
                                       ChromeGray="#ff9a9a9a" ChromeHigh="#ff9a9a9a" ChromeLow="#ff222222"
                                       ChromeMedium="#ff363636" ChromeMediumLow="#ff505050" ChromeWhite="White"
                                       ListLow="#ff363636" ListMedium="#ff5d5d5d" RegionColor="#ff292929" />
            </FluentTheme.Palettes>
        </FluentTheme>```

Can you do something similar when using FluentAvaloniaTheme? 

[amwx]

I will not be supporting anything like ColorPaletteResources in FluentAvalonia. One of the primary reasons is because it uses hard coded resource names which are not future proof (Fluentv2 has completely new resources compared to v1).

However, #444 will allow you to inject resource dictionaries that are treated as part of FATheme to override the base resources and customize the theme, if desired.