On Nov 6, 2009, at 9:02 AM, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
No, that would help nothing. What you see is not the window
background but whatever color the view has. And that is some fixed
value that is essentially set by the developer (though probably
through IB, but nevertheless fixed). It's usually not some dynamic
color that Apple can change based on pref settings.
Yeah, I know the developer sets it (and sorry about calling it a
window -- it's been a while since I was there). I was thinking it
might be possible for Quartz (that's what actually makes the
display, right?) to set the color to something specify-able every
time it creates a view. No matter what the developer says it's to be.
I think that's what the client-side CSS is doing in Opera. Just over-
riding the HTML.
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Glenn English
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No, that's not possible. A big difference with CSS is that the latter
has prioratized settings. Views just have setting.
