Am Samstag, 29. September 2007 20:14 schrieb Michael Riepe:
> Hi!
>
> Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> >>The Start/Stop labels are already in a bold font compared to
> >>Chapter/Bookmark... but of course, color would be much better!
> >>
> >>Why not using the same colors, as for the buttons?
> >>
> >>geen = start
> >>red =stop
>
> That was my first idea as well, since it would only be logical. The
> problem with these colors is, however, that many people - about 7-10
> percent of all males, and a few females as well - can't see any
> difference between them (search Wikipedia for "Color Blindness" if
> you're looking for a reference).
>
Of course,... you're right... I didn't thought about that...
> Besides that, colorful GUIs (and, in particular, colored text) IMHO are
> a real annoyance. I just complained to a web designer in our company the
> other day because he used about a dozen different colors on a redesigned
> intranet web page we use frequently. The page became almost unusable.
Yes, I know what you mean... It sometimes actually looks like if the pages
were designed by people with that red/green blindness...
>
> I really like the "gray background" approach, however. And since it
> turned out to be easy to implement as well, I already added it (see
> revision 73). As far as I'm concerned, it looks pretty good - and it's
> much less disturbing than colored labels.
Yeah, not bad... better than before... how about combining both approches?
With (at line 109-116 of evenlistitem.cpp):
if (evtype==start)
type="<font size=\"+1\" color=\"darkgreen\"><b>START</b></font><br>";
else if (evtype==stop)
type="<font size=\"+1\" color=\"darkred\"><b>STOP</b></font><br>";
else if (evtype==chapter)
type="<font color=\"darkgoldenrod\">CHAPTER</font><br>";
else if (evtype==bookmark)
type="<font color=\"darkblue\">BOOKMARK</font><br>";
it's a little less nervous / more obstructive than before and the colorblind
won't even notice it...
ciao,...
have to leave now...
Ralph
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