After I got to upload the White Theme into my Scrivener and did some personalizations for the theme I want to work with, I noticed the background color for the binder I chose did not transfer over to the background of the drop arrows themselves.
This is what I mean:
How can I remedy this?
So, you want the white Theme, but a black Binder background-color?
On the Windows platform, you’ll have to adjust the Binder background-color to black or transparent in the QSS-Stylesheet of the White Theme:
Update the color code to match the one in the Appearance options at the bottom of the section where TreeView::branch selectors are gathered:
QTreeView::branch:selected:active,
QTreeView::branch:selected:!active {
background-color: black;
}
and the Binder will look in one piece again.
Alternatively, set the background for the Binder in the QSS Stylesheet to transparent:
QTreeView::branch:selected:active,
QTreeView::branch:selected:!active {
background-color: transparent;
}
and the Binder will look in one piece again, as well.
This may be of interest too:
Here you go… A new and updated version.
Here is an updated and corrected version of SolarizedDark (again):
This one has white arrows in TreeView controls like the Binder, Outliner and Keyboard Settings.
[SolarizedDarkWhiteBinderArrows]
Do read the Readme.txt file for the place to store the custom icons that come with this Theme.
Use Window > Themes > Import Theme… to place the Theme in the Themes folder and on the Custom Themes menu. Alternatively, use Window > Themes > Load Theme from …
Hope this helps
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