Reader's background image and verse highlight
Reader's background image and verse highlight
Is the reader's background image supposed to override the current verse highlight?
Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
one is not relevant with the other.
Costas
Costas
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
Try this then:
1. Create a image 225, 225, 225 and insert it.
2. Set the highlight to 239, 239, 239.
EDIT: Set the background to 225, 225, 225.
3. Remove the image.
1. Create a image 225, 225, 225 and insert it.
2. Set the highlight to 239, 239, 239.
EDIT: Set the background to 225, 225, 225.
3. Remove the image.
Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
I just made some adjustments on the highlight color and it appears that transparency is involved causing the background image be become predominant at some settings.
Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
By design, the transparency of the image is taken into account!
This allows you to use semi-transparent images and combine with back-colors to achieve interesting effects,
Costas
This allows you to use semi-transparent images and combine with back-colors to achieve interesting effects,
Costas
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
I give up, the popup is still a problem, but you are in the drivers seat...
Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
Will be working on that...
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
I do appreciate your effort, this is an excellent product and I know you have put a lot (for lack of another word) effort and work into theWord.
I recently noticed that the popup for the xrefs is lighter than that for Strong's even though they are using the same color. It is a little confusing since both cannot be open at the same time.
It also seems that the gradient for the popup switches ends when "shift" is held and the cursor moved over top of it.
Yep, I have been exploring this a lot.
I recently noticed that the popup for the xrefs is lighter than that for Strong's even though they are using the same color. It is a little confusing since both cannot be open at the same time.
It also seems that the gradient for the popup switches ends when "shift" is held and the cursor moved over top of it.
Yep, I have been exploring this a lot.
Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
When you hold the SHIFT and you move the mouse over the popup, the color changes to indicate it gets active, yesrdwray wrote:I do appreciate your effort, this is an excellent product and I know you have put a lot (for lack of another word) effort and work into theWord.
I recently noticed that the popup for the xrefs is lighter than that for Strong's even though they are using the same color. It is a little confusing since both cannot be open at the same time.
It also seems that the gradient for the popup switches ends when "shift" is held and the cursor moved over top of it.
Yep, I have been exploring this a lot.
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
The main point: "popup for the xrefs is lighter than that for Strong's even though they are using the same color."
Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
These are 2 different things now:rdwray wrote:The main point: "popup for the xrefs is lighter than that for Strong's even though they are using the same color."
- the popup for xrefs use the colors of the Active Bible view
- the popup for Strongs use the colors of the Active Book view
Costas
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
But still the color of the popup is darker than the view from which it came, and goes even darker when pinned. Why is this?csterg wrote:These are 2 different things now:rdwray wrote:The main point: "popup for the xrefs is lighter than that for Strong's even though they are using the same color."
- the popup for xrefs use the colors of the Active Bible view
- the popup for Strongs use the colors of the Active Book view
Costas
Jon
theWord 6 Bible Software
OS for testing; Windows 10
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Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
JG, have you taken a look at 1360? I use a background image, as you know, and with the background color I can control the color of the popup now. Bible View controls xrefs and Book View controls Strong's. If you have 2 BV open with 2 different colors, Strong's will use the last one you clicked on.
Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
“For My yoke [is] easy and My burden is light.”
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
Exactly. I see no problem, unless I miss something.
When the popup becomes active (e.g. SHIFT+Mouse over), the backcolor gets a bit darker to indicate that.
Costas
When the popup becomes active (e.g. SHIFT+Mouse over), the backcolor gets a bit darker to indicate that.
Costas
Re: Reader's background image and verse highlight
Well my thinking is that when a color has been set by the user as the one that is best for them, especially if it is just a hint of color, why do they then have a popup which is much darker.
I would think that you know when the popup is active by the fact that the mouse is inside it.? No color change needed?
Just observations from my point of view.
I would think that you know when the popup is active by the fact that the mouse is inside it.? No color change needed?
Just observations from my point of view.
Jon
theWord 6 Bible Software
OS for testing; Windows 10
Beta Download ------Beta Setup Guide------On-line Manual------Tech doc's and Utilities------Copyright Factsheet
theWord 6 Bible Software
OS for testing; Windows 10
Beta Download ------Beta Setup Guide------On-line Manual------Tech doc's and Utilities------Copyright Factsheet