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doc/colors_notes.md

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 # Notes on Color usage.
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-## Table of Contents
- * [style/color](#style_color)
- * [Proxspace](#proxspace)
- * [help texts](#help-texts)
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+# Table of Contents
+- [Notes on Color usage.](#notes-on-color-usage)
+- [Table of Contents](#table-of-contents)
+  - [style/color](#stylecolor)
+    - [Definition](#definition)
+    - [Styled header](#styled-header)
+    - [non styled header](#non-styled-header)
+  - [Proxspace](#proxspace)
+  - [Help texts](#help-texts)
 
 The client should autodetect color support when starting.
 
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 ## style/color
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 The following definition has be crystallized out from these experiments.  Its not set in stone yet so take this document as a guideline for how to create unified system scheme.
 
 ### Definition
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 - blue - system related headers, banner
 - white  - normal
 - cyan - headers
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 ### Styled header
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 ```
     PrintAndLogEx(NORMAL, "");
     PrintAndLogEx(INFO, "--- " _CYAN_("Tag Information") " ---------------------------");
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 ### non styled header
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 Most commands doesn't use a header yet. We added it to make it standout (ie: yellow,  green) of the informative tidbits in the output of a command. 
 
 
 ## Proxspace
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 Proxspace has support for colors.
 
 
 ## Help texts
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 The help text uses a hard coded template deep inside the cliparser.c file.