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Text color for "show more" is not changed on month view; continuing tasks triangles are inverted #23

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MMachado05 opened this issue Mar 20, 2024 · 3 comments

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MMachado05 commented Mar 20, 2024

Here is a day in month view where there are more tasks than visible:
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Here, in dark mode, you can see that the "3 more" color has not changed, and is nearly invisible:
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Next, here is the card that shows when that option is clicked, showing arrows in directions where a given task continues through various days:
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Here is that same card in dark mode, where the triangles are seemingly inverted:
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@MMachado05 MMachado05 changed the title Text color for Text color for "show more" is not changed on month view; continuing tasks triangles are inverted Mar 20, 2024
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pyxelr commented Mar 21, 2024

Thanks for reporting it.

Regarding the colour visibility issue, it's challenging to address, particularly because even in light mode, certain colors (e.g., #fffcfc) are almost imperceptible.

As for the issue with the invisible triangle, I recognize the problem and am currently trying to find a solution. Any suggestions or assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

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MMachado05 commented Mar 21, 2024

I saw you mentioned in another open issue that the way the style works is by inverting everything; could the directionality of the triangles somehow be getting caught in that? Maybe it can be ignored?

And to relate directly to #19, could this also be applied for events and tasks? I haven't perused the CSS personally, so maybe that's not an actionable idea, but perhaps it could be an idea to entertain.

Edit: Perhaps you could look at this other style that seems to work in this area? https://userstyles.world/style/7051/google-calendar-dark-theme

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pyxelr commented Mar 21, 2024

This style inverts everything and then fixes a couple of things. Thanks to it, the style does not require as much maintenance and usually withstands the time. I have searched for an option to ignore inverting some things in CSS, but I think the only possibility is to re-invert them.

The style you linked seems to be broken, at least on my end.

I will ponder how to improve certain things in this style, although, I cannot promise much, especially since CSS is not the area of my professional focus.

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