I'm trying to use dark theme + HTML as best I can, but I'm having troubles. I know HTML is not ideal with a dark theme, but most of my world involves HTML email, so it is what is is.
The problem is not so much when reading HTML emails, because Evolution makes the background white. While this is unattractive, there is really no choice, and it works well. The problem is mostly in composing. When composing, the background stays with the dark theme. For my own text, this is fine because it appears as white text on a dark theme background (similar to when composing plain text). However, the text that I am replying to is often blue because it is a reply from Outlook. This blue becomes almost impossible to see on the dark theme background. In addition, people's signatures (which are often formatted in HTML) show as black text on the dark theme background (hard to see). If I ignore these things, the email looks OK to the recipient, so that is good, but when replying to emails, I sometimes want to read what the other person wrote, and it becomes difficult. The only way I can think to avoid this is to have the composer window always use white background when composing in HTML. Is there a setting to do this? Funny enough, I think there was actually a bug in a version of Evolution about one year ago whereby the HTML composer window would be white background, even in dark theme. It worked much better. Now, the composer window contains the dark theme in HTML, and it makes problems. Can I reactivate white background when composing in in HTML with dark theme? If not, any plans to make this available? If not, any other ideas? I am on Arch Linux, evolution 3.24.4. Thanks, Benjamin _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list