/* Map HyDE's waybar colour names onto the ones rules.css uses.
 *
 * Imported after both palette.css and the theme's own waybar.theme, so it sees
 * whichever definition of each HyDE name is in force and does not care which
 * file supplied it. This indirection is the whole reason a HyDE theme can
 * recolour this bar without any of the rules changing.
 */

@define-color bar-fg   @main-fg;
@define-color accent   @wb-act-bg;
@define-color muted    @wb-hvr-fg;

/* `bar-bg` IS remapped, and this is a deliberate departure from the theme.
 *
 * HyDE themes set bar-bg to something like rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1) and rely on the
 * compositor blurring whatever is behind the bar. cosmic-comp has no
 * rule-driven blur -- `import-theme --report` lists decoration.blur.* as
 * needing a compositor patch -- so honouring that value literally gives a
 * ~90% transparent bar with unblurred desktop showing through and text that
 * cannot be read.
 *
 * So the theme's own background colour is used at an opacity that works
 * without blur. Delete these two lines to get the theme's literal value back,
 * or once blur lands.
 */
@define-color bar-bg   alpha(@main-bg, 0.85);

/* The pill behind each module. Derived rather than themed: HyDE has no name
 * for it, because in HyDE the pill IS the bar -- its modules sit on a
 * transparent strip and the compositor blurs the desktop behind them. Without
 * blur that reads as text floating on the wallpaper, so here the bar keeps a
 * background and the pills are a light lift off it.
 *
 * Derived from the foreground, not the background, so it stays visible whether
 * the theme is dark or light. */
@define-color module-bg  alpha(@main-fg, 0.08);