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User forums => Help => Topic started by: stuarte on February 17, 2024, 12:37:56 pm
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Hi,
I am running Code::Blocks svn build rev 13046 (2022-11-18 13:56:24) gcc 12.2.0 Linux/unicode - 64 bit on Debian 12 Bookworm with a Breeze Dark global theme and the "son of obsidian" Code::Blocks Colour theme.
Due to this there is a lack of contrast between the (default) dark blue text on the Code::Blocks title page(?) and the dark background.
Is there any way that this (default) dark blue can be change to a lighter shade ?
I have looked into Settings/Environment and Settings/Editor but don't recognize anything that would help.
Stuart
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Did this get answered in another topic? I'm having the exact same issue. (I added a bunch of themes with the thought that one might affect the splash / title screen, but alas, no.)
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If you are talking about the "Start here" page, the colours are set in Environment Settings / Colours / Start here page (three entries). This page is HTML shown using wxHtmlWindow, so theming should not affect the selected colours.
If you are talking about other page, please attach a picture.
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If you are talking about the "Start here" page, the colours are set in Environment Settings / Colours / Start here page (three entries). This page is HTML shown using wxHtmlWindow, so theming should not affect the selected colours.
Excellent! Thanks! I missed that. Exactly what I was looking for. It's readable now.