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By creating article-style.css or article-script.js in GoldenDict's configuration folder (beside the config file), you can change dictionaries' presentation or inject javascript to dictionaries.
. <- GD's configuration folder
├── config
├── article-style.css
├── article-style-print.css (affecting styles when printing)
├── article-script.js
└── qt-style.css
The article-style.css is just standard HTML Style Sheets. To know class or id names used in article, you can open inspector by right click article's body and click Inspect (F12). The inspector's documentation can be found at Chrome DevTools
You can adjust dark reader mode's parameter by add those lines to article-script.js
DarkReader.enable({
brightness: 100,
contrast: 100,
sepia: 0,
grayscale: 0,
});
Also, you can tune GoldenDict's interface by creating qt-style.css style sheet file in GoldenDict configuration folder. It is a Qt Style Sheet loaded during startup.
Samples of article-style.css and qt-style.css files can found in GoldenDict's source code at /src/stylesheets
"Addon" Styles
Under GoldenDict's configuration folder, you can create a "styles" folder for "Addon" styles, so that you can switch between multiple article-style.css and qt-style.css.
Folder structure like below will create two “addon” styles to switch in settings -> appearances.
. <- GD's configuration folder
├── config
└── styles
├── dark
│ ├── article-style.css
│ └── qt-style.css
└── light
├── article-style.css
└── qt-style.css