Closed Mr-Crabman closed 3 years ago
Not sure if it helps, but I found out something similar happening to me in some of Xfce themes. So you can try if its theme related by changing your Appearance/Window Manager theme, restart panel. Then if it's theme problem, I guess only some way of docklike theming would help.
Also on Xubuntu 20.04.1
Changing the theme seems to work; unfortunate that every theme except greybird seems to work fine.
Then if it's theme problem, I guess only some way of docklike theming would help.
Could you rephrase? I don't understand what you're saying here.
I meant, that if the theme is problem, then there is needed some change in docklike theme.
And it would be better to have some way to customize it by user, because other theme can be also a problem. Or do some automatic check of colors, to use contrast ones for text (foreground) and bars (background).
Hi. Could someone confirm if this issue still persists with the latest version from git? I can't figure out quite why this is happening, but I added a workaround that seems to work for the Greybird theme at least (https://github.com/nsz32/docklike-plugin/commit/cb07cf4211b89c12375d8a911aec30287efe19d7). The text was there, but the same color as the background.
@davekeogh I will test to help, MX Linux uses our own versions of Greybird, but I don't believe it is still affecting me on other themes recently like it was before. Give me a day to test and confirm.
@davekeogh I have tested with Greybird without issues, tested with some other themes (light and dark), but I believe this has been fixed pending someone else testing too. But I'll keep testing either way.
Having tested this now as well, it seems this issue has been fixed now.
A screenshot of what I mean:
https://imgur.com/a/9laVMgQ
Whichever window I click on has the text vanish (but the text comes back to whichever other one I had selected previously). This has been an issue since I started using the plugin.
I'm using Xubuntu 20.04.1