Thank you, that worked. I had to additionally change the background color for "Current Sort".
After fiddling around for a bit it seems that the same behaviour is present in the stable v1.4 release, but I just haven't noticed it before.
Probably not something that's worth fixing, but I thought I'd at least do a write-up in case someone wants to look into it further some day.
This behaviour seems to primarily occur with darker colors. It's as if the calculation in the code that derives the default color values for 'Current Sort' and 'Current Sort Alternate Row' breaks down when the colors are too dark - as if the color values get swapped around.
These are the default color values that I get (all except 'Normal', which is a custom color - all others are derived colors):
- Normal - HSL(144, 43, 39)
- Alternate Row - HSL(143, 44, 51)
- Current Sort - HSL(143, 44, 61)
- Current Sort Alternate Row - HSL(144, 44, 46)
When I swap the 'Current Sort' and 'Current Sort Alternate Row' colors manually, then the colors look accurate.
This is what it looks like when I swap those two color values (I'm using the default color values of each respective setting, but they've been swapped):
This happens with other colors as well (I've only changed the 'Normal' background color here, others are set on default):
But other colors don't produce this behaviour (seems to only affect darker colors):
![Image](https://i.imgur.com/uLGhx4e.png)