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So I have a text editor with white background and another application with a dark background. As I keep switching between the two, the timer occasionally becomes invisible even if I use the 'light theme'.
Now you see it ...
... now you hardly do (actual background is even darker ... i just use a lighter one to make my point)
This is the solution used in labels for online maps etc. to make text more visible. I would love to contribute myself, but I'm not well versed in C# enough to do it. Would be great if you could implement this.
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So I have a text editor with white background and another application with a dark background. As I keep switching between the two, the timer occasionally becomes invisible even if I use the 'light theme'.
Now you see it ...
... now you hardly do (actual background is even darker ... i just use a lighter one to make my point)
A possible solution would be to use dark/light stroke depending on the theme as in:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms745816(v=vs.110).aspx
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/93650/apply-stroke-to-a-textblock-in-wpf
This is the solution used in labels for online maps etc. to make text more visible. I would love to contribute myself, but I'm not well versed in C# enough to do it. Would be great if you could implement this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: