MemberHi , I noticed that when I scroll over different backing tracks they turn red...is there any way i can make it a different color?
Thanks!
Great work Dick!
Thanks!
Great work Dick!
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Hey,
no, there is no way you can adjust colours individually (yet - a "themebale" wikiloops where you can pick a theme would be something else, right?).
I'm not all that fond of the hover-over-red myself, but one thing that really makes the new version a little easier to handle is that I've tried to make anything clickable show some kind of visual "reaction" to reassure the visititor that he or she have just found something one could click on, which is considered good user-interface practise.
I'll see if I can come up with something less radical than the red, I have also been investigating an option to mark tracks which you have recently visited (like the "watched" button on youtube), but it is a little challenging not to over-do the whole colouring / highlighting thing... I'll see what can be done :)
Edited by Dick on August 09 2017 08:09
no, there is no way you can adjust colours individually (yet - a "themebale" wikiloops where you can pick a theme would be something else, right?).
I'm not all that fond of the hover-over-red myself, but one thing that really makes the new version a little easier to handle is that I've tried to make anything clickable show some kind of visual "reaction" to reassure the visititor that he or she have just found something one could click on, which is considered good user-interface practise.
I'll see if I can come up with something less radical than the red, I have also been investigating an option to mark tracks which you have recently visited (like the "watched" button on youtube), but it is a little challenging not to over-do the whole colouring / highlighting thing... I'll see what can be done :)
Edited by Dick on August 09 2017 08:09
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