At one time, when I was working, I used librcad. When I first used it, I had difficulties printing Greek text on drawings. I don’t need librecad anymore, but I ran it recently, out of curiosity to see if Greek fonts is now integrated without problems. Despite the six installed Greek fonts, I couldn’t write Greek comfortably (at least with the MText command).

In a post of mine, I mentioned that, to solve the problem, I reorganized greeks.lff to put the characters on the appropriate, for today, keyboard keys and designed a final ’s’. I named the modified file greeks-mine.lff. Also, to have the Greek in unicode I merged greeks-mine.lff into unicode.lff and added the vowels with accents. I named this modified file unicode-mine.lff. I don’t know if there is a licensing problem, as mentioned in another post, but my fonts still work flawlessly today.

All necessary files are copied from ananke/layout folder to corresponding project’s/layout folder and modified there. So, in order to have a dark theme, copy the below files. (Delete extention .txt, if you directly copy them.) You do not have to modify them.

1. project’s/layout/index.html.
2. project’s/layout/_default/list.html.
3. project’s/layout/_default/summary-with-image.html.
4. project’s/layout/_default/summary.html.
5. project’s/layout/_default/taxonomy.html.
6. project’s/layout/post/list.html.
7. project’s/layout/post/summary.html.

Last, make sure your config.toml has the following color parameters you like

[params]

  text_color = "white"
  background_color_class = "bg-black"
  body_classes = "avenir bg-black"
  aux_text_color = "silver"
  bg_button_color = "bg-black"
  bg_button_hover_color = "hover-bg-dark-gray"

I picked color names from here. I also found some explanation to abbreviations used on templates here.