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Font for folders is not visable if colors are black

Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 12:52 am
by loth _
hi all,

with these settings, i only can see the filename on files, which i have selected with the cursor. the font-color for the filename isnt white at all.
the colour of a thumbnail-label is white. so it seems to be wrong named...

thumbnail:
[ ] use shawow
[x] background colour: black
[x] thumbnail colour: black
[x] flat style
text colour: white
text back colour: green

file list:
[ ] use colour


if i change to
[x] use colour
i can see the filenames of the thumbs, but not from folders. (only if i select them with the cursor)


is this a bug or a feature? or is it me which doesnt understand what to set up if i like to have everything black besides the fonts.


loth

Missing words…

Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 1:59 am
by Clo
:) Hello !
"Use colour" isn't a complete phrase, since it means : "Use colours by file-types" in lists, hence you can't get this for folders

:mrgreen: Kind regards,
Claude
Clo

Re: Missing words and missing colour settings

Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 2:18 am
by Guest
Clo wrote::) Hello !
"Use colour" isn't a complete phrase, since it means : "Use colours by file-types" in lists, hence you can't get this for folders
well, thanks for that missing link :-)
but the problem in the first case is still valid :-)

if the user could change more colores than now, he could set his own colour-schema. with another font color than black.

or is it only me who got this problem?

loth

Re: Missing words and missing colour settings

Posted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 4:33 pm
by xnview
Anonymous wrote:
Clo wrote::) Hello !
"Use colour" isn't a complete phrase, since it means : "Use colours by file-types" in lists, hence you can't get this for folders
well, thanks for that missing link :-)
but the problem in the first case is still valid :-)

if the user could change more colores than now, he could set his own colour-schema. with another font color than black.

or is it only me who got this problem?
So i'll add a font color setting.