Closed MylesGit closed 11 months ago
Yes, it's intended. I don't know what to say to you, they both pass the contrast test
It just looks fuzzy with my eyes not sure why. Maybe the white is a bit pinkish. Any plans to change to the default colors in the future? I know Gnome is working on an API for accent colors.
You have astigmatism too? 😅
Maybe the white is a bit pinkish
That's because it's not completely white, it has a bit of blue/purple.
Any plans to change to the default colors in the future? I know Gnome is working on an API for accent colors.
Don't know, maybe. I'll have to see how it's implemented.
There are two ids that you can use to customize the css if you want: #dosage-window and #dosage-med-window.
#dosage-window.background,
#dosage-med-window.background {
background-color: #242424;
color: white;
}
This will make the background of main window and medication window the default dark colors (and break the light theme, so be warned)
Sorry for all the trouble, I appreciate your time and help! I think I do have astigmatism and that might be the issue. I will continue to enjoy the app with the tweaks you provided. :)
The application has a purple accent to the buttons and the background. Is this an intended thing? It makes some lettering a bit difficult for me to read. Example: