theWord

Hello again folks,

I just ran into a problem with the Clipboard Viewer, which I use often and which saves me a lot of time. I have switched my Bible View to a dark theme with white text. This is much easier on my eyes. Everything seems to be working well, in terms of formatting of popups, etc, except I just discovered that the clipboard viewer windows uses the white text of the current Bible View over a hardcoded white background, making that text invisible.

If I switch to a Bible view with standard dark text before using the clipboard viewer the problem is solved, but from my standpoint it would be much better if the background color of the clipboard viewer was dynamic based on the current Bible View, just as the font color is.

Thanks,
Paul

Fixed in b1421, check it pls,
Costas

Sorry I never noticed this before. There is the same issue to be fixed for the Copy verses dialog.

Thanks, beautiful. As Jon says, same prob with Copy Verse dialog.

Paul

Fixed in b1422

Excellent. Thanks much guys!

Paul

I noticed one small problem persists. The color of the verse numbering is not making it through on the Clipboard Viewer. Thus I'm seeing the default dark red on my soft black background. It's just a detail though.

While I'm at it, I've come across one other thing relating to using a reverse color scheme. When I add underlining to a Bible, I am forced to choose a color. I have been choosing white for use against the dark background, but the problem is that when switching back to a regular color scheme that white will become invisible.

The solution, it seems to me, would be to have a "default" underlining color option, which would dynamically use the same color as the Bible font. Then when the font color changes, the underlining would change with it, as MS Word behaves.

My guess is there aren't many using a reverse color scheme, but this might be worth considering.

Blessings,
Paul

paul1149 wrote:I noticed one small problem persists. The color of the verse numbering is not making it through on the Clipboard Viewer. Thus I'm seeing the default dark red on my soft black background. It's just a detail though.

This is true and on purpose... there is a highlight drawn over when you hover the mouse.

paul1149 wrote:While I'm at it, I've come across one other thing relating to using a reverse color scheme. When I add underlining to a Bible, I am forced to choose a color. I have been choosing white for use against the dark background, but the problem is that when switching back to a regular color scheme that white will become invisible.

The solution, it seems to me, would be to have a "default" underlining color option, which would dynamically use the same color as the Bible font. Then when the font color changes, the underlining would change with it, as MS Word behaves.

My guess is there aren't many using a reverse color scheme, but this might be worth considering.

Blessings,
Paul

I see what you say, but i think it's too much and would open up other issues
Costas

Not following on the verse number problem. But thanks for the replies.

Paul

You are correct. I fixed it as you said.
Costas