Not in the UI, but perhaps with a CSS file. You'll want to fire up
GnuCash with the GTKInspector to find out how to target that one tab, if
it is even possible.
Regards,
Adrien
On 6/10/24 8:34 PM, Stan Brown (using GC 4.14) wrote:
I set the color on a couple of accounts, and then went to
I set the color on a couple of accounts, and then went to Edit »
Preferences » Accounts and ticked "Show the Account Color on tabs".
I always have the General Journal open, filtering it to just last
month's and this month's transactions. Is there any way to assign a
color to its tab? I looked at
Tabs don't change color on their own. You have to do that intentionally
by editing an account and setting a color. This has nothing to do with
filters.
Make sure that Preferences > Register Defaults > Number of transactions
is set to ZERO to show all transactions.
While you mentioned the
I'm aware of the filter function accessible from the context
(right-click) menu when in registers. The filters are selected for
"all", in other words, no filtering. But one would think those filter
selections would determine which transactions show, but in my case, only
those after the current
We kept the file in Dropbox, and it worked fine just as
long as only one of us used the file at a time. We tried this with Gnuj
Cash, and it did appear to work. The files would synchronize. But
then, it seemed that the files were not synchronizing correctly. So We
decided to keep the files
On Monday, June 10th, 2024 at 00:30, Fred Bone wrote:
>
> On 08 June 2024 at 15:03, Dale Alspach said:
>
> > If I directly enter a transaction in a register, the default date for that
> > register gets reset to the date of the newly entered transaction. If I use
> > "duplicate" to create a new
I am back at my computer. As Adrien pointed out, there is an indication
that is by default in the lower right corner of the register view
indicating the current sortation method for that view. Adjacent to that
there may be an indication if the view is filtered. To change these
settings either
