Border color in thumbnail view

[garoto]

Hello all,

It's possible to change the selected thumbnail border color? On my setup it's blue, but it's somewhat conflicting with my current XP color settings. I'd like to change it to a bright orange or maybe green, but after a few minutes digging in the prefs dialog, I coudn't find anything.

Help?

[Clo]

garoto

Hello !

• What about :



Kind regards,
Claude
Clo

[garoto]

Unfortunately, that's not it. I'm talking about these blue borders...



... which take effect when I have these settings in place:

[Clo]

garoto

Again…

• This option I showed above is the right one, I checked and tested again:
- If I set "Red", the border is red, if "Brown", it's brown as it should…

• Please, check your <xnview.ini> about its location
(ensure you that you're using the good one) in the Options >> Integration

• Check also the entry:

[Browser]
…
BorderColor=4227200
…

that's brown here for example with the used colour-code.
- Still for that example, the other colour-codes could work (not supported in all sections¦Entries of the INI file, alas)
RGB : 132 130 66 WITH the spaces !
HTML : #848242
Reverse : $428284
¤ Hence to get Red borders, you might try i.e. RGB :
BorderColor=255 0 0

• Which XnView version are you using, and which Windows ?
- Here, XnView 1.95.3 - Win XP-Pro SP1

KR
Claude
Clo

[ouistiti]

garoto

The blue border I see on your screen capture is not the border of the thumbnail but the border which indicates that the file or directory is selected !



Paul

[Clo]

garoto

Again…

• And moreover, you have set the tickness of the border as "0", so how can you see it ?

• Here, the selection is different (fills the empty room on the thumb nail) and the drop-shadow is disabled
(works only with a 32 BPP screen I don't set usually).

KR
Claude
Clo

[garoto]

The blue border I see on your screen capture is not the border of the thumbnail but the border which indicates that the file or directory is selected !



Paul

I know that, and that's exactly the border I'm talking about, like I said on my initial post: "It's possible to change the selected thumbnail border color?"

And moreover, you have set the tickness of the border as "0", so how can you see it ?

Clo, it's set to zero because that's not the border in question. That border when enabled looks like this on my rig:



Notice the blue border again

[Clo]

garoto

Again…

…"It's possible to change the selected thumbnail border color?"

- Bad wording, the border of the thumbnail IS that I defined and showed !
- Like Paul-Ouistiti says, that you are talking of is a selection frame which has nothing to do with XnView,
its colour comes and is defined from the Windows theme you are using.
- And you didn't answer :  Which Windows are you running ?
- Like I said above, here the selection does not make a frame :



Full light-orange is the selection, not any extra frame…

KR
Claude
Clo

[xnview]

I know that, and that's exactly the border I'm talking about, like I said on my initial post: "It's possible to change the selected thumbnail border color?"

Currently not possible, i'll add an option

[garoto]

That'd be awesome Pierre!

Also, thank you Clo for trying to help. Reading back the thread I think I could've been clearer about it being the selected thumb border (english not being my native language blah blah ).

[xnview]

Please try XnView 1.96 beta