> But if you can't figure out where to change that (at the moment), just
> leave it, I'll go on using it this way, it'll be ok ;)
I have just figured it out. When the remote user stop typing, the tab font is
set to B-L-A-C-K.
If we always set it to the default text color, i dont think would be ne
>
> Thank you, again, for my custom chat window :D
testing, 1..2..3..I hope this post don't create another topic in the forum.
I have changed to gmail, lets see if it works fine.
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Thanks, this has now been added to CVS! I changed a few things for
better usability (IMO). Also, please take a look at
doc/README.CodingStyle for future patches.. I find the
if () {
} else {
}
rather annoying.
Jon
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On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 11:01 -0300, snade wrote:
> > The feature you added is nice, but actually I wanted to be able to
> > change the standardcolor of the font in the tab (because default is
> > black, so I can hardly see which tab is "activated" at the moment/with
> > whom I chat), not the user
> The feature you added is nice, but actually I wanted to be able to
> change the standardcolor of the font in the tab (because default is
> black, so I can hardly see which tab is "activated" at the moment/with
> whom I chat), not the user-typing-fontcolor ;) (anyway this is useful as
> well)
