On Thu, 17 Jan 2002 15:22:03 +0100 (MET), Stefan Becuwe wrote: > > I wonder if, what happens with the following example file, is supposed to > happen or not. > > "Interesting" is shown in the default blue, associated with > "lightbackground". When step 1 is shown, this block seems to be in > black. When step 2 is shown, the color of block 1 is changed to the > default blue, and now block 2 is in black. > > \liststepwise[\let\hidestepcontents=\hidedimmed\let\activatestep=\highlightenhan ced] > { > \step{ %step 1 > aksjd f;lasjfl;kas f askfjl kasjfl asfl;kjas ;lfjlas fl;kas lkjas;lf > jaslfj lasjf lkjas flasjl;f jalsf jlasjf ;k lksdjfla jsf;l salkfj > laskjf l;asjf lasj flkaslf jaslf jask jfl; \\ > } > \step{ %step 2 > \textbf{\textcolor{green}{Conclusion}}: \\ > aksjd f;lasjfl;kas f askfjl kasjfl asfl;kjas ;lfjlas fl;kas lkjas;lf > jaslfj lasjf lkjas flasjl;f jalsf jlasjf ;k lksdjfla jsf;l salkfj > laskjf l;asjf lasj flkaslf jaslf jask jfl; > } > }
To understand this behaviour, recall what you requested by using \let\activatestep=\highlightenhanced: The contents of any step which is displayed for the first time are highlighted by \enhancecolors. \enhancecolors tries to put every color in its `enhanced' form. If there is no predefined enhanced version, texpower tries to `extrapolate' from the difference between page color and the standard color. On dark backgrounds, this is nice, but on light backgrounds it tends to give a somewhat counterintuitive effect because colors tend to become darker. As I seldomly use this effect (and am not really a designer), there are no predefined `enhanced' colors in the standard setup, but you can easily make them yourself by prepending "e" to a color name. \replacecolor{etextcolor}{blue} in the preamble will give a much more `enhanced' effect for the text color. > Is there a way to let the > steps be shown in the default color? That's easy: Just leave out \let\activatestep=\highlightenhanced. regards Stephan -- Stephan Lehmke [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fachbereich Informatik, LS I Tel. +49 231 755 6434 Universitaet Dortmund FAX 6555 D-44221 Dortmund, Germany