On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Angus Leeming wrote: > Nirmal Govind wrote: > > > Hi.. would it be possible to distinguish the inset that appears when > > a cross reference is inserted from the inset for a citation > > reference? Maybe by changing the color of the inset from grey to > > something else for the citation reference? It would be easier for > > one to find the citation references or vice-versa (if some sort of a > > repetitive change has to be made to some of them) if these two > > insets were distinguishable. The insets do show the text which > > distinguishes the references however if one were scrolling thru a > > long document, trying to find citations, it is not easy to > > distinguish one from the other. They are two different menu options > > so maybe it makes sense to do this anyway? > > > > Thanks, > > nirmal > > Hi, Nirmal. At the moment the background colour of the button insets > is hard-coded. However, if we move to storing the colour of each > LColors::color variable as an RGBColor struct rather than as a > X11string, then it would be trivial to define cite_bg colour etc and > get correctly rendered bevelled edges to the button. > > The code to do all this exists. It's just a matter of juggling it > around.
So... should he file an enhancement request at bugzilla for this? /Christian -- Christian Ridderström http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
