Hi there, I spent a lot of time with the theme editor trying to create a set to fit the new OS X.
I wanted something that feels part of yosemite and looks like the menu bar windows so I made 4 different versions: dark and light with blue or gray selection.
Two screens to see how it looks when I fire cmd+space and type hello:
Link to an imgur album showing selection colors and my preferences: https://imgur.com/a/SiXbW
DOWNLOAD SET (4 themes): http://goo.gl/PxPtVe
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1) I tried a version without the separator line but I think it looks more organized in this way.
2) Shortcuts are shown because I use them and I do not like that empty space that is created if they are off... it feels like the alfred window should be cut in half.
3) Subtext is shown with a modifier key (advanced settings).
4) Speaking about the opacity of "background color", I think 75% would look better with the dark theme but there is a reason if it is set to 88%. Alfred blur is different and I really do not like a low opacity theme when I am editing text: you can still see there are words behind.
5) You can change the width by pressing cmd and move the cursor near the borders. A nice alternative is the smallest setting.
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QUESTION: the link is dropbox, is there a way to upload files and forget about them without having a dead link?
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