Re: Colours
In article <20130529143506.gc19...@kyllikki.org>, Vincent Sanders wrote: > For reference the default values are: > sys_colour_ActiveBorder:d3d3d3 > sys_colour_ActiveCaption:f1f1f1 > sys_colour_AppWorkspace:f1f1f1 > sys_colour_Background:6e6e6e > sys_colour_ButtonFace:f9f9f9 > sys_colour_ButtonHighlight:ff > sys_colour_ButtonShadow:aeaeae > sys_colour_ButtonText:4c4c4c > sys_colour_CaptionText:4c4c4c > sys_colour_GrayText:505050 > sys_colour_Highlight:0008c0 > sys_colour_HighlightText:ff > sys_colour_InactiveBorder:f1f1f1 > sys_colour_InactiveCaption:e6e6e6 > sys_colour_InactiveCaptionText:a6a6a6 > sys_colour_InfoBackground:efdf8f > sys_colour_InfoText:00 > sys_colour_Menu:f1f1f1 > sys_colour_MenuText:4e4e4e > sys_colour_Scrollbar:cc > sys_colour_ThreeDDarkShadow:aeaeae > sys_colour_ThreeDFace:f9f9f9 > sys_colour_ThreeDHighlight:ff > sys_colour_ThreeDLightShadow:ff > sys_colour_ThreeDShadow:d5d5d5 > sys_colour_Window:f1f1f1 > sys_colour_WindowFrame:4e4e4e > sys_colour_WindowText:00 Those are the defaults if the front end doesn't set something appropriate. On RISC OS, the defaults are: sys_colour_ActiveBorder:00 sys_colour_ActiveCaption:bb sys_colour_AppWorkspace:dd sys_colour_Background:dd sys_colour_ButtonFace:dd sys_colour_ButtonHighlight:55 sys_colour_ButtonShadow:77 sys_colour_ButtonText:00 sys_colour_CaptionText:00 sys_colour_GrayText:99 sys_colour_Highlight:00 sys_colour_HighlightText:ff sys_colour_InactiveBorder:00 sys_colour_InactiveCaption:bb sys_colour_InactiveCaptionText:00 sys_colour_InfoBackground:bb sys_colour_InfoText:00 sys_colour_Menu:ff sys_colour_MenuText:00 sys_colour_Scrollbar:bb sys_colour_ThreeDDarkShadow:77 sys_colour_ThreeDFace:dd sys_colour_ThreeDHighlight:ff sys_colour_ThreeDLightShadow:ff sys_colour_ThreeDShadow:77 sys_colour_Window:dd sys_colour_WindowFrame:00 sys_colour_WindowText:00 -- Michael Drake (tlsa) http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
Re: Colours
In article <57935.82.153.33.53.1369835598.squir...@email.orpheusnet.co.uk>, Gerald Dodson wrote: > Following the recent changes and my deletion of ..Choices the colours > have obviously changed - in the Hotlist in particular. I have looked at > the User document but not found any way of changing the colours. How can > this be done? There is currently no RISC OS GUI for setting the colours in the Choices dialogue. So you have to set the colours manually in the Choices file. If you visit the URL about:config you can see what colours are currently set. By default, on RISC OS, they are set according to the current WIMP palette, to match other desktop furniture. These colours are the CSS system colours. There is a description of what each of them means in the specification: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-color/#css-system I believe the treeview uses the following: Window for the background WindowText for plain text Highlight for selection backgrounds HightlightText for selected text -- Michael Drake (tlsa) http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
Re: Colours
On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 02:53:18PM +0100, Gerald Dodson wrote: > Following the recent changes and my deletion of ..Choices the colours have > obviously changed - in the Hotlist in particular. I have looked at the > User document but not found any way of changing the colours. How can this > be done? The default colours can now be configured by each frontend maintainer as they see fit. I beleive on RISC OS the defaults are derived from the wimp colours and on GTK they are the css spec defined defaults (which are a bit ugly truth be told). However there are user settings to override all these. you can see all configuration values on the about:Choices page and see the pretty version on about:config The numbers are hexidecimal values in the format OOBBGGRR Where O is opacity 0x00 is opaque 0xff is transparent BB is blue GG is green RR is red For reference the default values are: sys_colour_ActiveBorder:d3d3d3 sys_colour_ActiveCaption:f1f1f1 sys_colour_AppWorkspace:f1f1f1 sys_colour_Background:6e6e6e sys_colour_ButtonFace:f9f9f9 sys_colour_ButtonHighlight:ff sys_colour_ButtonShadow:aeaeae sys_colour_ButtonText:4c4c4c sys_colour_CaptionText:4c4c4c sys_colour_GrayText:505050 sys_colour_Highlight:0008c0 sys_colour_HighlightText:ff sys_colour_InactiveBorder:f1f1f1 sys_colour_InactiveCaption:e6e6e6 sys_colour_InactiveCaptionText:a6a6a6 sys_colour_InfoBackground:efdf8f sys_colour_InfoText:00 sys_colour_Menu:f1f1f1 sys_colour_MenuText:4e4e4e sys_colour_Scrollbar:cc sys_colour_ThreeDDarkShadow:aeaeae sys_colour_ThreeDFace:f9f9f9 sys_colour_ThreeDHighlight:ff sys_colour_ThreeDLightShadow:ff sys_colour_ThreeDShadow:d5d5d5 sys_colour_Window:f1f1f1 sys_colour_WindowFrame:4e4e4e sys_colour_WindowText:00 -- Regards Vincent http://www.kyllikki.org/
Colours
Following the recent changes and my deletion of ..Choices the colours have obviously changed - in the Hotlist in particular. I have looked at the User document but not found any way of changing the colours. How can this be done? Gerald
Re: Hotlist display illegible
In article <0039c5d3.01dc65003...@smtp.freeola.net>, Peter Slegg wrote: > I fixed mine in the choices file: > sys_colour_Window:ff Changing just one colour is a *really bad thing to do*. For example you'll find that scrollbars (frames & textareas) are still black. As I said in the "Options/Choices refactor" thread, the recommended fix is to delete old Choices files, as doing this has other benefits. Also, NetSurf has just been fixed to reset all colour values to their defaults if they are all black. If you just change one colour, it won't be able to detect this problem and reset them for you. BTW, you can see the colours (and all the other current settings) by visiting about:config in NetSurf. It also indicates whether you are using a default setting, or if you have modified a Choices value. -- Michael Drake (tlsa) http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
Re: Hotlist display illegible
In article <0039c5d3.01dc65003...@smtp.freeola.net>, Peter Slegg wrote: > I fixed mine in the choices file: > sys_colour_Window:ff > Peter I find that a bit hard on my eyes, so use dd instead (Very light grey). Dave -- Dave Triffid
Re: Hotlist display illegible
In article <53531ae9e1ch...@chris-johnson.org.uk>, cj wrote: > In article <7120175353.davem...@my.inbox.com>, >Dave Higton wrote: > > The hotlist display was OK up to CI1201. CI1212 and CI1219 display > > the hotlist as black on black. RISC OS 5.18, Iyonix, 512 MiB. > > Reverted to CI1201 and it's OK again. > > I'll put in a bug report. > Have you tried deleting your Choices file, as per suggestions in > other threads? As someone also getting the same problem, I did just that, and thereafter it was okay. However, I'm using two versions of NetSurf, the latest and an older version, when I re-use the older version, then later go to the latest version the Hotlist is back to Black. Dave -- Dave Triffid
Choices change, or avoiding the all black
As this seems to be a stumbling block for so many and I can see complaints from users upgrading stretching into my future. The choices validation will (from CI build #1223), when the system colour options are all configured to black, simply reset them back to defaults. This does mean that in future noone will be able to set all system colours to black intentionaly, but as that seems a daft thing to do anyway... -- Regards Vincent http://www.kyllikki.org/
