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ArtexJay / Obsidian-CyberGlow

A colorful unique theme, giving Obsidian a fresh new look with glow effects and support for accent color. The theme now tries to provide a unique futuristic eye-candy look to obsidian while keeping it usable and familiar to the users. Made to be yours to tweak.
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[Desktop Bug] Need to Disable and Enable "Enable Workspace Background" to Appear #86

Closed johnsbuck closed 1 month ago

johnsbuck commented 2 months ago

Describe the bug When installing the theme, instead of getting the expected background shown in the example images, you get a black background.

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To enable the background, you need to have Style Settings install and go into Background Controls, but in there it will show that Enable Workspace Background is enabled.

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To get the background enabled, you have disable and then re-enable Enable Workspace Background.

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If you press the restore default button, it will put it back in this "Enabled, but actually Disabled" state.

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To Reproduce Reproduction part of description to show issues with menu. Will add detailed instructions here.

Error Reproduction: Default Settings Are Misaligned

  1. Install Style Settings plugin
  2. Install theme
  3. Error: No default background
  4. Go to Style Settings plugin page
  5. Go to Cyber Glow Tweakbox -> Background Controls
  6. Error: Notice Enable Workspace Background is set to enable, but no default background.

Error Reproduction: Fixing Error with Background (continuing from previous error)

  1. Disable & Enable Enable Workspace Background
  2. Notice default background is now visible.
  3. Press Restore default button next to Enable Workspace Background
  4. Error: Enable Workspace Background is enabled, but background is not visible.

Expected behavior Two expectations:

  1. I expect the default background to be available upon installation (with or without Style Settings)
  2. I expect pressing the Restore default button next to Enable Workspace Background would set it in an enabled state, which would leave the background visible.

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johnsbuck commented 2 months ago

It's easy to miss, but if you look at the two images after the To get the background enabled, you have disable and then re-enable Enable Workspace Background section, you can see when enabling the background changes to the default background as expected.

ArtexJay commented 1 month ago

Sorry just saw this now, havent been on for a bit, released a new update with a few fixes this one included