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16JHctsfYGqGuWeKDI have a large Slack CSS file saved at /home/byk/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/tool_e978b155d0017ZFr2pqsjx0ARl. I need to extract the exact color values for Slack's "Orchid" theme.
Search this file thoroughly for:
data-theme="orchid", .p-theme--orchid, --primary, --sidebar, etc. near any "orchid" referencesThe Slack theme system typically defines these color tokens per theme:
Steps:
Return a complete, organized list of ALL colors found for the Orchid theme, with their variable names and hex/rgb values. Also return any gradient definitions if present.
I'll systematically search the file for Orchid theme definitions. Let me start with multiple searches in parallel.
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Found 1 matches
/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/tool_e978b155d0017ZFr2pqsjx0ARl:
Line 1: .p-client_container_placeholder{background-color:#bbbabb;width:100vw;height:100vh;position:absolute;top:0;left:0}@media (prefers-color-scheme:dark){.p-client_container_placeholder{background-color:#282828}}.p-ia4_client_container_placeholder--content{background-color:rgba(var(--sk_primary_background,255, 255, 255), 1);opacity:1;border-radius:0 6px 6px 0;position:absolute;inset:40px 4px 4px 330px;box-shadow:0 4px #0000000d,0 0 20px #0000001a}@media (prefers-color-scheme:dark){.p-ia4_client_container_placeholder--content{background-color:rgba(var(--sk_inverted_background,29, 28, 29), 1)}}.p-ia4_client_container_placeholder--content.p-ia4_client_container_placeholder--content--bbm{background-color:#ffffff1a;border-radius:6px;max-width:1200px;margin:auto;inset:40px 4px ...
Found 1 matches
/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/tool_e978b155d0017ZFr2pqsjx0ARl:
Line 1: .p-client_container_placeholder{background-color:#bbbabb;width:100vw;height:100vh;position:absolute;top:0;left:0}@media (prefers-color-scheme:dark){.p-client_container_placeholder{background-color:#282828}}.p-ia4_client_container_placeholder--content{background-color:rgba(var(--sk_primary_background,255, 255, 255), 1);opacity:1;border-radius:0 6px 6px 0;position:absolute;inset:40px 4px 4px 330px;box-shadow:0 4px #0000000d,0 0 20px #0000001a}@media (prefers-color-scheme:dark){.p-ia4_client_container_placeholder--content{background-color:rgba(var(--sk_inverted_background,29, 28, 29), 1)}}.p-ia4_client_container_placeholder--content.p-ia4_client_container_placeholder--content--bbm{background-color:#ffffff1a;border-radius:6px;max-width:1200px;margin:auto;inset:40px 4px ...
The file appears to be minified CSS on a single line. The grep for "orchid" returned no matches, but "aubergine" and "p-theme" were found. Let me search more specifically and also check the file size to understand what we're working with.
4633814 /home/byk/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/tool_e978b155d0017ZFr2pqsjx0ARl
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The file is 4.6MB of minified CSS and there is literally no match for "orchid" (case-insensitive). Let me now understand how Slack's theme system is structured in this file by looking at the patterns that are present — theme names, CSS custom properties, and color palette tokens.
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rg: unrecognized flag --dt_color-plt-[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+
rg: unrecognized flag --sk_[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+
The -- in the CSS variable names is being interpreted as ripgrep flags. Let me escape them properly.
--dt_color-plt-aquarium-0 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-20 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-30 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-40 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-5 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-50 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-60 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-70 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-80 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-90 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-0 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-10 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-100 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-20 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-30 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-40 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-5 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-50 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-60 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-70 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-80 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-90 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-hover --dt_color-plt-aubergine-pressed --dt_color-plt-campfire-0 --dt_color-plt-campfire-10 --dt_color-plt-campfire-100 --dt_color-plt-campfire-20 --dt_color-plt-campfire-30 --dt_color-plt-campfire-40 --dt_color-plt-campfire-5 --dt_color-plt-campfire-50 --dt_color-plt-campfire-60 --dt_color-plt-campfire-70 --dt_color-plt-campfire-80 --dt_color-plt-cilantro-0 --dt_color-...
--sk_avatar-border-radius --sk_base_icon-border-radius --sk_button-size --sk_button-styles-radius --sk_error --sk_focused-shadow-color --sk_font_family --sk_foreground --sk_foreground_high --sk_foreground_high_solid --sk_foreground_low --sk_foreground_low_solid --sk_foreground_max --sk_foreground_max_solid --sk_foreground_mid --sk_foreground_mid_solid --sk_foreground_min --sk_foreground_min_solid --sk_foreground_soft --sk_foreground_soft_solid --sk_form_border_color --sk_highlight --sk_highlight_accent --sk_highlight_hover --sk_input_styles-radius --sk_inverted_background --sk_inverted_foreground --sk_menu-item_highlight-background --sk_menu-item_highlight-color --sk_primary_background --sk_primary_foreground --sk_raspberry_red --sk_red --sk_secondary_foreground --sk_secondary_highlight --sk_team_icon-border-radius
p-theme_background p-theme_background--huddle-mini p-theme_background--sunroof p-theme_preset_preview
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Good findings. There's no data-theme attribute and no p-theme--orchid class. Let me get the full list of palette color families, search for how themes are applied, and look for any theme preset definitions.
--dt_color-plt-aquarium- --dt_color-plt-aubergine- --dt_color-plt-campfire- --dt_color-plt-cilantro- --dt_color-plt-flamingo- --dt_color-plt-grass- --dt_color-plt-gray- --dt_color-plt-honeycomb- --dt_color-plt-horchata- --dt_color-plt-indigo- --dt_color-plt-jade- --dt_color-plt-lagoon- --dt_color-plt-mojito- --dt_color-plt-ocean- --dt_color-plt-paprika- --dt_color-plt-rose- --dt_color-plt-sangria- --dt_color-plt-sunflower- --dt_color-plt-tangerine- --dt_color-plt-tomato-
p-theme_preset_preview
p-theme_background p-theme_background:after p-theme_background.p-theme_background--huddle-mini p-theme_background.p-theme_background--sunroof:not(.p-theme_background--huddle-mini)
--dt_color-theme-base-hgl-1 --dt_color-theme-base-hgl-1-hover --dt_color-theme-base-hgl-2 --dt_color-theme-base-imp --dt_color-theme-base-inv-hgl-1 --dt_color-theme-base-inv-hgl-1-hover --dt_color-theme-base-inv-hgl-1-pressed --dt_color-theme-base-inv-hgl-2 --dt_color-theme-base-inv-imp --dt_color-theme-base-inv-pry --dt_color-theme-base-inv-pry-hover --dt_color-theme-base-inv-pry-pressed --dt_color-theme-base-inv-sec --dt_color-theme-base-inv-sec-hover --dt_color-theme-base-inv-sec-pressed --dt_color-theme-base-pry --dt_color-theme-base-pry-hover --dt_color-theme-base-sec --dt_color-theme-content-hgl-1 --dt_color-theme-content-imp --dt_color-theme-content-inv-imp --dt_color-theme-content-inv-imp-sec --dt_color-theme-content-inv-pry --dt_color-theme-content-inv-sec --dt_color-theme-content-inv-ter --dt_color-theme-content-pry --dt_color-theme-content-sec --dt_color-theme-content-ter --dt_color-theme-otl-inv-pry --dt_color-theme-surf-inv-pry --dt_color-theme-surf-inv-pry-hover --dt_colo...
Now I can see the design token system. There's no "orchid" palette family, but there are theme tokens (--dt_color-theme-*). Let me find where these theme tokens are defined/assigned values, and search for any theme presets or named themes.
theme_preset_preview
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4080 sage
1593 light
1130 dark
1083 ember
698 slate
332 indigo
226 compact
197 classic
128 ocean
66 berry
29 Dark
22 Compact
13 Indigo
12 fig
10 Light
9 Ocean
6 cleAn
3 FIG
1 saGe
1 Clean
1 candy
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Interesting. No "orchid" anywhere. Let me look deeper — Slack themes might be referenced by different naming or through their color palette names. Let me also check if the theme definitions use the palette color families as theme identifiers, and look at how the p-theme_background and related classes define theme colors.
p-theme_background{background-position:-4px -40px;background-size:100vw 100vh;width:auto;height:100%;position:relative}
p-theme_background{width:100vw;height:100vh;position:absolute}
p-theme_background{filter:brightness(.9)}
sunroof:not(.p-theme_background--huddle-mini){transition:filter .1s cubic-bezier(.36,.19,.29,1);mask:linear-gradient(#fff6,#fffffff2 200px)}
sunroof:not(.p-theme_background--huddle-mini){mask:linear-gradient(180deg, .73, .73)}
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--dt_color-plt-aquarium-0 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-20 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-30 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-40 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-5 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-50 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-60 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-70 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-80 --dt_color-plt-aquarium-90 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-0 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-10 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-100 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-20 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-30 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-40 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-5 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-50 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-60 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-70 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-80 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-90 --dt_color-plt-aubergine-hover --dt_color-plt-aubergine-pressed --dt_color-plt-campfire-0 --dt_color-plt-campfire-10 --dt_color-plt-campfire-100 --dt_color-plt-campfire-20 --dt_color-plt-campfire-30 --dt_color-plt-campfire-40 --dt_color-plt-campfire-5 --dt_color-plt-campfire-50 --dt_color-plt-campfire-60 --dt_color-plt-campfire-70 --dt_color-plt-campfire-80 --dt_color-plt-cilantro-0 --dt_color-...
Now I have the complete picture. Let me do a few final confirmatory searches to make absolutely sure there's nothing orchid-related hiding in the file, and also extract the actual color values for the palette tokens to understand what colors are available.
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--dt_color-base-education --dt_color-base-hgl-1 --dt_color-base-hgl-1-hover --dt_color-base-hgl-2 --dt_color-base-hgl-3 --dt_color-base-imp --dt_color-base-inv-education --dt_color-base-inv-hgl-1 --dt_color-base-inv-hgl-1-hover --dt_color-base-inv-hgl-2 --dt_color-base-inv-hgl-2-hover --dt_color-base-inv-hgl-2-pressed --dt_color-base-inv-hgl-3 --dt_color-base-inv-hgl-3-hover --dt_color-base-inv-hgl-3-pressed --dt_color-base-inv-imp --dt_color-base-inv-imp-hover --dt_color-base-inv-imp-pressed --dt_color-base-inv-pry --dt_color-base-min --dt_color-base-modal --dt_color-base-pry --dt_color-base-pry-hover --dt_color-base-pry-pressed --dt_color-base-sec --dt_color-base-sec-hover --dt_color-base-sec-pressed --dt_color-base-ter --dt_color-base-ter-hover --dt_color-base-ter-pressed --dt_color-bg-pri --dt_color-bg-sec --dt_color-brand-core-aubergine --dt_color-brand-core-black --dt_color-brand-core-horchatta --dt_color-brand-core-slack-blue --dt_color-brand-core-slack-green --dt_color-brand-co...
One match for "orch" — let me see what it is. Also let me check if there's something like a #4a154b (Slack's classic aubergine/purple) that might be part of an orchid-like theme.
-color:rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-gray-5));color:rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-gray-90))}.horchata__GE9aF{background-color:rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-horchata-5));color:rgb(var(--
dt_color-plt-horchata-70))}.honeycomb__vW5oW{background-color:rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-honeycomb-5))
y-70)))}.p-grouping_color__text--brown{color:light-dark(rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-horchata-70)),rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-horchata-70)))}.p-grouping_color__text--orange{c
p-grouping_color__border--brown{border-color:light-dark(rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-horchata-10)),rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-horchata-20)))}.p-grouping_color__border--brown:
hover{border-color:light-dark(rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-horchata-20)),rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-horchata-30)))}.p-grouping_color__border--orange
or__select_option_bg--brown{background-color:light-dark(rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-horchata-5)),rgb(var(--dt_color-plt-horchata-10)))}.p-grid_grouping_header ...
--dt_color-surf-education --dt_color-surf-hgl-1 --dt_color-surf-hgl-1-hover --dt_color-surf-hgl-2 --dt_color-surf-hgl-2-hover --dt_color-surf-hgl-2-pressed --dt_color-surf-hgl-3 --dt_color-surf-imp --dt_color-surf-imp-hover --dt_color-surf-imp-pressed --dt_color-surf-inv --dt_color-surf-inv-hover --dt_color-surf-pry --dt_color-surf-pry-hover --dt_color-surf-sec --dt_color-surf-sec-hover --dt_color-surf-sec-pressed --dt_color-theme-base-hgl-1 --dt_color-theme-base-hgl-1-hover --dt_color-theme-base-hgl-2 --dt_color-theme-base-imp --dt_color-theme-base-inv-hgl-1 --dt_color-theme-base-inv-hgl-1-hover --dt_color-theme-base-inv-hgl-1-pressed --dt_color-theme-base-inv-hgl-2 --dt_color-theme-base-inv-imp --dt_color-theme-base-inv-pry --dt_color-theme-base-inv-pry-hover --dt_color-theme-base-inv-pry-pressed --dt_color-theme-base-inv-sec --dt_color-theme-base-inv-sec-hover --dt_color-theme-base-inv-sec-pressed --dt_color-theme-base-pry --dt_color-theme-base-pry-hover --dt_color-theme-base-sec --...
Now I have a clear picture. The only "orch" matches are from "horchata" — no "orchid" whatsoever. Let me do one final set of searches to be absolutely thorough: check for any theme presets defined in JSON-like structures, any purple/violet palette that might correspond to what someone would call "orchid", and any gradient definitions tied to themes.
sk-client-theme--dark sk-client-theme--dark__aKaVY sk-client-theme--dark__dUGdy sk-client-theme--dark__ii08m sk-client-theme--dark__Jwf9i sk-client-theme--dark__Mqq3K sk-client-theme--light-inverted-sidebar sk-client-theme--light-inverted-sidebar__ll43z
theme_preset_preview theme-preset-selection-container/inline-size theme-preset-selection-container (width>=375px) theme-preset-selection-container (width>=480px)
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The palette color variables are only referenced in this CSS (via var()), not defined here -- their values must be set elsewhere (JavaScript runtime or a separate theme JSON). Let me do a final exhaustive check for any possible orchid-related content.
.p-client_container_placeholder{background-color:#bbbabb;width:100vw;height:100vh;position:absolute;top:0;left:0}@media (prefers-color-scheme:dark){.p-client_container_placeholder{background-color:#282828}}.p-ia4_client_container_placeholder--content{background-color:rgba(var(--sk_primary_background,255, 255, 255), 1);opacity:1;border-radius:0 6px 6px 0;position:absolute;inset:40px 4px 4px 330px;box-shadow:0 4px #0000000d,0 0 20px #0000001a}@media (prefers-color-scheme:dark){.p-ia4_client_contai
linear-gradient(#0000,#000) linear-gradient(#0000 0%,#00000080 100%) linear-gradient(#0000,#0009) linear-gradient(#000 0% 60%,#0000 100%) linear-gradient(#000 30%,#0000 100%) linear-gradient(#000 30%,#0000 83%) linear-gradient(#000 50%,#0000 90%) linear-gradient(#000 60%,#0000 100%) linear-gradient(#000 70%,#0000 100%) linear-gradient(0deg, #1d9bd11a, #1d9bd11a) linear-gradient(0deg, #66007233 0%, #66007233 100%) linear-gradient(0deg, rgba(var(--sk_highlight_accent,29, 155, 209) linear-gradient(0deg, rgba(var(--sk_primary_background,255, 255, 255) linear-gradient(0deg, var(--dt_color-base-pry) linear-gradient(0deg, var(--dt_color-base-sec) linear-gradient(100deg,#82d7d773 0%,#b4e1af40 25%,#ffe6aa33 45%,#fac3b44d 70%,#f0afc866 100%) linear-gradient(101.55deg,#83388a 0%,#d389e7 100%) linear-gradient(101.55deg, var(--dt_color-theme-base-pry) linear-gradient(104deg, #60a8fe 13.62%, #83388a 75.16%) linear-gradient(104deg,#60a8fe 13.62%,#83388a 75.16%) linear-gradient(109deg, ...
Let me get all the gradients and also check if there's a theme named with aubergine/purple shades that might be Slack's "Orchid" equivalent.
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linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-base-pry-pressed) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-base-sec-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-base-sec-pressed) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-base-ter-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-base-ter-pressed) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-ctr-pry-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-ctr-sec-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-ctr-sec-pressed) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-plt-aubergine-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-plt-aubergine-pressed) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-plt-jade-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-plt-ocean-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-surf-hgl-1) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-surf-hgl-1-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-surf-hgl-2-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-surf-hgl-2-pressed) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-surf-imp-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-surf-imp-pressed) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-surf-inv-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-surf-pry-hover) linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-surf-...
68 #4a154b
13 #83388a
2 #660072
1 #d389e7
1 #621f69
gin:0 auto;padding:1px;display:flex;overflow:hidden}.emailPromptContainer__f81qz{border:1.5px solid #83388a;border-radius:12px;flex-direction:column;flex-grow:1;align-items:flex-start;display:flex;overflow:h
om:8px}.overlayModal__pFsxx:last-of-type{box-sizing:border-box;background:linear-gradient(101.55deg,#83388a 0%,#d389e7 100%);padding:1px}@keyframes slideUp__TZQ_9{0%{opacity:0;transform:translateY(30px)scale
rection:column;flex:1;min-height:0;padding:0;display:flex;overflow-y:auto;box-shadow:0 4px 20px 5px #83388a1a}.overlayContent__IeC4K .c-button{gap:4px}.promptBarContainer__DOFBl{background:rgba(var(--sk_prim
center;align-items:center;margin-right:12px}.promptCardHeaderIconBackground__Tmfue{background-color:#83388a;border-radius:4px;padding:8px}@keyframes ...
Let me also check for the --purple-grad variable and look for any reference that maps theme names to presets.
__k26Hi{border:1px solid var(--dt_color-base-ter);background-color:var(--dt_color-ctr-sec);border-radius:12px;padding:16px}.result_container__Z3N5n{--purple-grad:var(--dt_color-theme-base-pry) 0%, var(--dt_color-theme-base-sec) 100%;flex-direction:column;flex:2;display:flex}.result_container__Z3N5n .result_tex
t__kdV5h{background:linear-gradient(var(--dt_color-base-pry), var(--dt_color-base-pry)) padding-box, linear-gradient(var(--purple-grad)) border-box;border:1px solid #0000;border-radius:12px;flex-direction:column;height:100%;padding:10px 20px;display:flex}.response_loading__pbSmK{flex
spacing:var(--custom-font-tracking-body,inherit)}.p-org_card_header__verified_icon{color:light-dark(#4a154b,#fff);margin-left:4px;margin-right:4px}.p-org_card_body{font-size:13px;line-height:1.38463;font-wei
ft-radius:8px;justify-content:flex-start;padding:12px 24px}.p-org_card_footer_icon{color:light-dark(#4a154b,#fff);margin-right:2px}.p-org_card_footer_text{white-space:pre-wrap;font-size:13px;line-height:1.38
e(34.8px,18px)rotate(44deg)scale(.9)}}.p-upgrades_icon--purple,.p-upgrades_icon--light_purple{color:#4a154bcc}.sk-client-theme--dark .p-upgrades_icon--purple,.sk-client-theme--dark .p-upgrades_icon--light_pu
-content:center;align-items:center;display:flex}.p-upgrades_icon_container--purple{background-color:#4a154b}.p-upgrades_icon_container--purple .p-upgrades_icon--purple{color:#fff}.sk-client-theme--dark ...
r-gradient(0deg, var(--dt_color-base-pry) 0%, var(--dt_color-base-pry) 100%), linear-gradient(0deg, #66007233 0%, #66007233 100%), radial-gradient(101.68% 101.68% at 15.88% 112.05%, #2eb67d33 33.81%, #611f69
backgroundColorPalettesAquarium5___6_6m backgroundColorPalettesAquarium5___MIVC backgroundColorPalettesAquarium5__Npmse backgroundColorPalettesAquarium5__UhYqe backgroundColorPalettesAubergine0__96WJp backgroundColorPalettesAubergine0__BkhFI backgroundColorPalettesAubergine0__SJdLS backgroundColorPalettesAubergine0__yp4sg backgroundColorPalettesAubergine10__7qZ2A backgroundColorPalettesAubergine10__iNj6V backgroundColorPalettesAubergine10__nsntJ backgroundColorPalettesAubergine10__rw930 backgroundColorPalettesAubergine30__LcFJs backgroundColorPalettesAubergine30__mM0sV backgroundColorPalettesAubergine30__Qqdsf backgroundColorPalettesAubergine30___x41U backgroundColorPalettesAubergine40__IscmE backgroundColorPalettesAubergine40__muAXc backgroundColorPalettesAubergine40__skv3b backgroundColorPalettesAubergine40__zeY0G backgroundColorPalettesAubergine50__Daaay backgroundColorPalettesAubergine50__p6xfY backgroundColorPalettesAubergine50__pdtqq backgroundColorPalettesAubergine50__sBC2y back...
Now I have a comprehensive picture. Let me do one final check -- looking for any #611f69 (which appeared in a gradient) and the --621f69 reference, as these are purple/orchid-like colors.
:18px}.setupNextButton__L1UUI{color:#fff;min-width:20px;font-weight:var(--custom-font-weight-bold,700);background-color:#611f69;border:none;border-radius:8px;height:36px;font-size:18px;transition:none!important}.setupNextButton__L1UUI:hover,.setup
NextButton__L1UUI:active{background-color:#611f69e6;border:none}.setupNextButton__L1UUI[disabled]{color:#fff;background-color:#611f6980}.loadingSpinner__N_XM_{justify-co
_scdm_screen__send_button{margin:28px 0 16px}.p-promote_scdm_screen__send_button--aubergine{color:#fff;background-color:#611f69;border:none}.p-promote_scdm_screen__send_button--aubergine:hover,.p-promote_scdm_screen__send_button--aubergine:active{
background-color:#611f69e6;border:none}.p-promote_scdm_screen__send_button--aubergine[disabled]{color:#fff;background-color:#611f6980}.p-promote
near-gradient(0deg, #66007233 0%, #66007233 100%), radial-gradient(101.68% 101.68% at 15.88% 112.05%, #2eb67d33 33.81%, #611f691f 46.51%, #ecb22e33 78.37%), ...
n-items:center;gap:4px;height:10px;display:flex}.levelBar__vdxS8{transform-origin:50%;background:linear-gradient(135deg,#621f69 0%,#36c5f0 50%,#2eb67d 100%);border-radius:9999px;width:4px;height:20px;transition:transform 80ms;transform:scaleY(.36)
Now I have a complete and thorough understanding of this file. Here is my comprehensive report.
After an exhaustive search of the entire 4.6MB minified CSS file, the word "orchid" does not appear anywhere in the file (confirmed via case-insensitive search with zero matches). The only partial match for "orch" comes from the palette color family "horchata".
This CSS file does not contain theme preset definitions (no data-theme= attributes, no .p-theme--orchid or similar per-theme classes). Instead, Slack uses:
sk-client-theme--dark (dark mode)sk-client-theme--light-inverted-sidebar (light mode with dark sidebar)--dt_color-theme-*)These are consumed in the CSS but their values are set at runtime (via JavaScript/inline styles), not in this stylesheet. ...