- Jan 14, 2020
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A note regarding the text outline: enforcing it in the default style is a UI mistake because by default (i.e., when the text box is visible), it’s unnecessary.
Moreover, as implemented in this update, it affects the text on the phone where the visibility issue never occurs.
The outline is only useful when the textbox is invisible (or near).
Two solutions:
• Very simple: reduce the textbox display field from 100% to 70%, for example, instead of from 100% to 0%, and forget about the outline.
• More complicated: add a conditional function that says “if textbox transparency is lower than 5% then outline ON, else OFF”
For option 2, even without being a good Python coder, a recent AI should be able to do this quite easily…
Moreover, as implemented in this update, it affects the text on the phone where the visibility issue never occurs.
The outline is only useful when the textbox is invisible (or near).
Two solutions:
• Very simple: reduce the textbox display field from 100% to 70%, for example, instead of from 100% to 0%, and forget about the outline.
• More complicated: add a conditional function that says “if textbox transparency is lower than 5% then outline ON, else OFF”
For option 2, even without being a good Python coder, a recent AI should be able to do this quite easily…