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I'm a bit of an emacs noob.

I'm completely satisfied with tomorrow-night-bright-theme except the fluorescent one below

i hate that color

I'v read some articles explaining how to change font faces in Emacs.

1. Changing highlight line color in emacs
2. Change Emacs syntax highlighting colors

However, I don't know what symbol is related to that color.

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My usual approach is to move point to the text in question and type C-uC-x= which nowadays runs the command what-cursor-position with the DETAIL argument set, which tends to give you all the information you want on that text, including the faces involved, which are linked through to their details and customize interfaces.

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Try M-x list-faces-display RET. This will bring up a list of all defined faces, I guess you could easily spot the fluorescent one there.

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M-x color-theme-print will give you a printed representation of the current colour theme and the lisp that you need to install it. Combined with list-faces-display it will solve your problem!

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