While investigating bug 760194: https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=760194
I figured this out:
With a cell in focus, enter a value. If you want to move right or left, first
press TAB to set the value, then use left/right arrow keys to move the focus.
If you want to move up or down, simply use the up/down arrow keys after
entering a value. (you can press TAB if you like, but it isn't necessary)
In both cases, you need to press the spacebar to begin editing a cell.
By default, the outline of the focused cell is very faint and so this process
is difficult as it is hard to tell if you accidentally pressed TAB too many
times and changed focus to other parts of the screen. (it seems to cycle to the
summary bar and then the toolbar and back)
To make the focus outline more visible, add this rule to your custom css file:
.GncBudgetPage #account_tree {
outline-color: white; /* default = rgba(50,50,50,0.3)
outline-width: 2px; /* default = 1px
}
Play with these values as desired. You can also change these other default
settings to your liking:
outline-offset: -3px;
outline-style: dashed;
Note, leaving off the .GncBudgetPage class will make the rule also affect the
CoA tab since it also uses the #account_tree ID.
I’ve attempted to attach a screenshot below to illustrate the result of the CSS
rule.
I’ll also take a look at the wiki pages to see if there’s a good place to put
this.
Regards,
Adrien
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