Making the documentation more "beginner friendly"

[Raytle]

Beneath this part of the documentation...

https://copyq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/theme.html#style-sheets

I am thinking it might be helpful to include something like...

Tip for Beginners (Where's my CopyQ theme?)

which might "uncollapse" a section of the documentation that exists but is normally hidden on the page. In other words, the admittedly verbose explanations below—which would be, of course, generally utterly, totally, and completely unnecessary for and unwelcome by experienced users—would be hidden by default.

I am thinking of the following information...

If you are beginner and are confused, here are some extra explanations that might help you.

You should copy and paste /usr/share/copyq/themes into a terminal so that you see something like this...

If you were to see /usr/share/copyq/themes then your CopyQ themes are located in the directory named, /usr/share/copyq/. You might not see /usr/share/copyq/themes but you should see something like /aaa/bbb/ccc/themes. The /aaa/bbb/ccc/ part indicates the directory where the CopyQthemes directory is located on your computer.

Woops, I just realized that the following is irrelevant. Please disregard it.

To edit the files inside ofthemes you will need root access. You might be able to open a file, edit it, choose save, and then enter the root password for your computer. However, if that does not work then you might consider trying the following method. The following method is one way to gain root access to your computer.

sudo The_name_of_your_file_manager into your terminal. For example,

1. If you have the file manager named Thunar on your computer then enter sudo thunar into a terminal.
2. If you have the file manager named Nano on your computer then enter sudo nano into a terminal.
3. If you have the file manager named PCManFM on your computer then enter sudo pcmanfm into a terminal.

Finally, if you were to choose the method above, please be careful. With root access you can edit files that will make your computer non-functional. Therefore, after you edit your CopyQ themes be sure to quit out of that terminal you opened with sudo thunar, or sudo nano, or sudo pcmanfm, or a similar sudo The_name_of_your_file_manager command.