In Emacs, how to stop nxthml to mess with my background-color?

I just started to use nxhtml, and I opened PHP file, it looks just really awful. I usually set black background-color, but PHP/nxhtml mode, background-color is set to light blue, and I don't know 开发者_如何学JAVAhow to change it. How can I change it? Is there any good site to learn nxhtml mode?

Adding this line:

(setq mumamo-background-colors nil)

to your .emacs(or equivalent) will disable all background colors coming from mumamo. I personally use zen-color-theme and the combination with mumamo's background colors was simply unbearable so I disabled them altogether.

A possibly better way is to customize mumamo-chunk-coloring. This is an integer that you can set to only color chunks with depth greater than that. Default is 0 so all chunks are colored.

Another possibility is to use mumamo-no-chunk-coloring. This is a minor mode you can turn on for a buffer to avoid chunk coloring in that particular buffer. (This is in the nXhtml menu under "nXhtml / Multiple Major Modes / Remove Chunk Colors Temporarily.)

Another solution (which I would welcome) is to include the chunk coloring in the color themes so they will not clash with them. Since I think that the coloring provides useful information for most users I think that would be the best.

(PS: If you do not use colors you can show chunk dividing hints in the margins if you want too.)

IIRC, this is inherited from mumamo (multiple major modes). Try customizing the "mumamo-background-chunk-major" face (M-x customize-face mumamo-background-chunk-major RET). Un-tick the over-ridden properties to make it inherit from your default background face.

Or for more details on mumamo display, M-x customize-group mumamo-display RET

This is what i have put on my .emacs to override the blue color:

(custom-set-faces
  ;; custom-set-faces was added by Custom.
  ;; If you edit it by hand, you could mess it up, so be careful.
  ;; Your init file should contain only one such instance.
  ;; If there is more than one, they won't work right.
 '(mumamo-background-chunk-major ((((class color) (min-colors 8)) (:background "white")))))