Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Text cursor when you invert colors using excalidraw's default invert colors dark mode feature is not visible.
Describe the solution you'd like
Making text cursor more visible when in excalidraw's default invert colors dark mode feature.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Dynamic styling was set to "match color" so that was fine. I now use the color inversion script to fix my problem.
Additional context
This is a request written after your request on Discord.
"can you raise an issue for this on GitHub so i don't forget. I need to look at the color I am setting in match color.
The Excalidraw plugin is well tested, since I use it extensively every day and if something is not convenient I fix it to improve my own workflow... But this is also an issue, since features I never use (e.g. dark mode, because I don't like the distorted colors, instead I use a dark color palette; or LaTeX support, etc...) rarely get tested and simple issues can linger around for a long time."
zsviczian
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3 weeks ago
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Text cursor when you invert colors using excalidraw's default invert colors dark mode feature is not visible.
Describe the solution you'd like Making text cursor more visible when in excalidraw's default invert colors dark mode feature.
Describe alternatives you've considered Dynamic styling was set to "match color" so that was fine. I now use the color inversion script to fix my problem.
Additional context This is a request written after your request on Discord.
"can you raise an issue for this on GitHub so i don't forget. I need to look at the color I am setting in match color.
The Excalidraw plugin is well tested, since I use it extensively every day and if something is not convenient I fix it to improve my own workflow... But this is also an issue, since features I never use (e.g. dark mode, because I don't like the distorted colors, instead I use a dark color palette; or LaTeX support, etc...) rarely get tested and simple issues can linger around for a long time."