HighContrast: Rework colors #220
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We want the HightContrast theme to be as much "black-on-white" as possible, so make buttons black on white by making the outerbevel filled white (and only in the title area and borders, there is no need to fill the whole window). The currently-focused window keeps a white titlebar while the other windows get a greyed titlebar.
raveit65
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Le 02/05/2018 à 16:42, raveit65 a écrit :
@alexarnaud <https://github.com/alexarnaud>
Should i merge this?
I've tested it, it's great :). The thumbnail is also good here.
Best regards,
Alex.
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We want the HightContrast theme to be as much "black-on-white" as
possible, so make buttons black on white by making the outerbevel filled
white (and only in the title area and borders, there is no need to fill
the whole window). The currently-focused window keeps a white titlebar
while the other windows get a greyed titlebar.