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LordFrost
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Post subject: [1.3.b88] Chat Customization  Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 8:40 am |
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Two requests to improve the built-in MapTool chat: - default bgcolor
A white background can get quite painful to stare at, after some time.
Being able to set the default background color would help me greatly.
- line height
By default, there is a very large space between each individual string in the chat window.
An option to easily tweak line-height (or padding/margin) for all chat should be implemented.
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Azhrei
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Joined: Mon Jun 12, 2006 12:20 pm Posts: 11622 Location: Tampa, FL
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Post subject: Re: [1.3.b88] Chat Customization Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 11:31 am |
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Eventually there will be a single, global CSS page "to rule them all". At that point you'll be able to set application-wide defaults for all of the various components.
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RogueThunder
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Post subject: Re: [1.3.b88] Chat Customization Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 10:25 pm |
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Line height in the chat window is really a problem... :/ ... Really hope a simple "Oh, you want it [insert prefered spacing here] spaced? OK!" setting would definitely be a priority of UI settings... imo anyway.
Can't even figgure out if this CAN be fixed through tinylaf... ugh.
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Azhrei
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Post subject: Re: [1.3.b88] Chat Customization Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 2:51 pm |
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RogueThunder wrote: Can't even figgure out if this CAN be fixed through tinylaf... ugh. I don't believe TinyLAF can affect the rendering performed by the HTML library; I believe it only affects "native controls"...
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