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MARK2580
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 Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2016 1:58 am Post subject: Text color in the "View mode" |
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I do not know, it's a mistake or be completed in the future ...
In the settings - view mode, you can select the first and second background color, but there is no choice of text color. So, if the user selects a dark color, the text will not be seen.
Sorry if I misunderstood something.
This bug I noticed in version 9.0 beta 3
Sorry for the bad english. I am using a translator. |
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ghisler(Author)
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| Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2016 7:47 am Post subject: |
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This is intentional. The foreground color is controlled on a per file base via Configuration - Options - Colors - Colors by file type.
When you have a bright background, TC suggests various custom colors which are almost white. If you use a dark background, TC suggests several colors which are almost black. I recommend that you choose one of these colors and don't make a parrot out of Total Commander.
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MARK2580
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| Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2016 8:21 am Post subject: |
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| ghisler(Author) wrote: | This is intentional. The foreground color is controlled on a per file base via Configuration - Options - Colors - Colors by file type.
When you have a bright background, TC suggests various custom colors which are almost white. If you use a dark background, TC suggests several colors which are almost black. I recommend that you choose one of these colors and don't make a parrot out of Total Commander. |
Honestly I do not understand anything. 
For example: in my color preferences for types already have settings such as "no more than 5 minutes" or "no more than 1 hour."
I need to do so when I go to a specific folder, the mode changes to "thumbnails", the background becomes black, and light text. But I can not figure out how to do it.
If the colors on the types of files specify here the same filter, the "on-time filters" are ignored.  |
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ghisler(Author)
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| Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2016 8:47 am Post subject: |
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Sorry, you really should not switch from light background to dark background or vice versa with view modes. When you use a light background, keep that also for all view modes, just use different colors (but all very light).
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MARK2580
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| Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2016 8:54 am Post subject: |
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| ghisler(Author) wrote: | | Sorry, you really should not switch from light background to dark background or vice versa with view modes. When you use a light background, keep that also for all view modes, just use different colors (but all very light). |
It turns setting "background color 1" and "background color 2" are useless?
It seems useful new feature, but it is too tangled.  |
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No, you just need to use a more reasonable group of colors.
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donector
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| ghisler(Author) wrote: | | Sorry, you really should not switch from light background to dark background or vice versa with view modes. When you use a light background, keep that also for all view modes, just use different colors (but all very light). |
Christian I have a similar requirement, technically speaking
For keeping my eyes healthy, my basic setup is to have during daytime DOS style colors (default colours: black background and green fonts)
I happen to have recently discovered FLUX app (GREAT!!) which makes the color of the computer's display adapt to the time of day, warm at night and like sunlight during the day (https://justgetflux.co)...so my eyes are treated really smooth by the screen...
One great setting FLUX has is the DARK ROOM mode (IE when you use the computer when all lights are off: it inverts the colours so you do not get blinded by the computer screen brightness.. which anyway I have it permanently set at minimum)
As Windows colours are radically changed when you use "dark room mode",
my TC file list default colors (dark) are turned into fully white...
Then I would certainly need an "one click" custom setting that changes the background to white and fonts to black... so when coolurs are inverted by flux, TC file list is turned to black background and clear font (by flux)...
would this be possible? |
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donector
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| sounds like a good idea... I'll check it. thanks |
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