Zarestia
January 25th, 2022, 16:27
If you have a stringfield with a backcolor like this (simplified)
<stringfield name="StringField1">
<anchored>
<right anchor="center" offset="20" />
<top anchor="top" height="30" />
<left anchor="left" offset="20" />
</anchored>
<lineoffset default="on">2</lineoffset>
<backcolor>#FFC0C000</backcolor>
</stringfield>
you actually can't see the blinking cursor when clicking the stringfield. It only becomes partly visible when resizing the window. Of course, going down with the backcolor alpha value you can sometime see the cursor at <80%.
If the cursor could be rendered over the backcolor, that would be great.
<stringfield name="StringField1">
<anchored>
<right anchor="center" offset="20" />
<top anchor="top" height="30" />
<left anchor="left" offset="20" />
</anchored>
<lineoffset default="on">2</lineoffset>
<backcolor>#FFC0C000</backcolor>
</stringfield>
you actually can't see the blinking cursor when clicking the stringfield. It only becomes partly visible when resizing the window. Of course, going down with the backcolor alpha value you can sometime see the cursor at <80%.
If the cursor could be rendered over the backcolor, that would be great.