I would like to change the color of the frame, that appears around the selected thumbnails in general view mode (Browser). The frame that by default consists of a blue and white outline.
In the setup instructions, I found a parameter that should be responsible for this setting - "SelBorderColor", but no matter how I tried to specify its value in "xnview.ini" nothing has changed.
Tell me, is it possible to change the color value or is it an immutable parameter? It may be possible to remove this frame altogether, since it is enough to highlight the thumb caption.
This is the XnView MP Linux
Version 0.94.2 64bits (Dec 20 2019)
[I write via google-translite, so I apologize for possible errors in the text]
Change the color of the frame arround selected thumbnails
Moderators: helmut, XnTriq, xnview
Re: Change the color of the frame arround selected thumbnails
Settings / Thumbnail / Appearance
See if that works for you
See if that works for you

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Rick
Rick
Re: Change the color of the frame arround selected thumbnails
Unfortunately, we are talking about different things, you are talking about what I have in the screenshot is marked with red and blue, while I mean a frame of white and blue:
Sorry, I don't think I have the right to attach images, so I give you a link:
https://yadi.sk/i/rMrQftie3Lgcyw
Last edited by XnTriq on Sat Feb 08, 2020 11:45 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Change the color of the frame arround selected thumbnails
Changing the color of this border is currently not possible.
Related:Rhea wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 11:42 pmWow I'm surprised of myself - I've found the color value on item selection![]()
...at least for the more important part![]()
I'm gonna look if I can find out to change the blue border around the folder/picture but takes some time I guess. I hope Pierre can make the whole thing as a user-friendly setting in the future.
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Re: Change the color of the frame arround selected thumbnails
So how did he do this?
:)

Re: Change the color of the frame arround selected thumbnails
It's difficult to see which image is selected
when view in thumbnail only, this blue frame is too thin to notice, the background color of selected image is only mildly deeper than anywhere else.
when view in thumbnail only, this blue frame is too thin to notice, the background color of selected image is only mildly deeper than anywhere else.