On or about Wednesday 20 May 2009 at approximately 17:47:31 David C. Rankin,
J.D.,P.E. composed:
Ralf, all,
I can’t recall if I addressed this before or not, but in KDE if using a
dark theme, the input dialogs in egroupware are almost unreadable. I think
I know where egw is pulling it colors from, I just don’t know how to tell
egw not to do it.
Here is a screenshot of my egw login when I am using a dark kde theme:
http://www.3111skyline.com/download/screenshots/egw/input-darktheme.jpg
From comparing color rgb values (with color chooser) it is apparent that
egw is (or maybe the browser by default) is selecting the kde “standard
background” as the background color for input. However I don’t know where
egw is getting the ‘blue’ text color for the text itself, but it the
background color is dark, the blue is very hard to see.
After going through idots.css and tranditional.css, I finally found the
setting that controlled the login dialog color in:
a:link, a:visited, select, input, textarea {
It might be worth considering setting the background color of the login
input as well to keep the dark-theme problem from occurring. What says the
brain trust?
Ralf, all:
I cured the login input color problem as follows in idots.css:
color: #2151EF;
}
I created a new css tag for the background color to prevent problems with the
logo background:
input, textarea {
background-color: #e2e2e2;
}
Now the login is readable (I'll tweak the colors later). Here is the
screenshot:
http://www.3111skyline.com/download/screenshots/egw/input-darktheme-login-fixed.jpg
However, I still have problems with all the inputs inside egw:
http://www.3111skyline.com/download/screenshots/egw/input-darktheme-dropboxes.jpg
Which tag controls the backgrounds there? Would creating a new background for
those tags be better, if so, which elements would the background need to be
set for?
Thanks!
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