Fix: Soften multi-selected cell highlight for readability#69
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Fix: Soften multi-selected cell highlight for readability#69enklht wants to merge 1 commit intocatppuccin:mainfrom
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This PR slightly adjusts the background colour used for multi-selected notebook cells.
The current highlight is quite strong and can make the underlying code harder to read.
I softened it by blending the accent colour with the base background.
I changed
--jp-notebook-multiselected-colorfrom:to:
This keeps the selection clearly visible while improving readability.
The colour after the change is also used for table row highlights, so it makes the theme a bit more consistent as well.
Screenshots are attached for comparison.


before (frappe, macchiato)
after (frappe, macchiato)

