Right now, a selected cell is given a white outline when selected, but this is not sufficient to clearly see a cell in many cases, especially for future features that may rely on "highlighting" certain cells (eg. uncertain cells, cells with multiple labels, etc.).
This could (and likely should) be a distinctive "step up" from a normal selection (of white outline) somehow. Eventually some decision should be made for how this can be accomplished, as the fact that cells end up colored tends to complicate things.
A different and likely complementary feature that can help alleviate this also can be some button/shortcut that jumps to a bounding box around the currently selected cell, which can be implemented alongside #479 .
ykevu
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1 year ago
Right now, a selected cell is given a white outline when selected, but this is not sufficient to clearly see a cell in many cases, especially for future features that may rely on "highlighting" certain cells (eg. uncertain cells, cells with multiple labels, etc.).
This could (and likely should) be a distinctive "step up" from a normal selection (of white outline) somehow. Eventually some decision should be made for how this can be accomplished, as the fact that cells end up colored tends to complicate things.
A different and likely complementary feature that can help alleviate this also can be some button/shortcut that jumps to a bounding box around the currently selected cell, which can be implemented alongside #479 .