On Sun, Oct 9, 2022 at 1:02 PM Paul A. Rubin <parubi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 10/9/22 12:30, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > Le 09/10/2022 à 17:28, Rodolfo Oviedo a écrit : > >> Hi Jean-Marc, > >> > >> Thank you for your reply! > > > > You are welcome. Please keep lyx-devel in copy, it is better to share > > our thoughts with everyone. > > > >> I agree that it is enough. However, I think it is not optimum, > >> especially because the corners are too thin to notice without a > >> conscious effort to spot them. That is why I think that allowing a > >> change in the color of the cursor would be helpful. > > > > What is your setting (OS, screen) ? Do you have a HiDpi monitor ? > > Would it be better to have thicker corners? > > > >> If a set of four corners were substituted by a thin square, that > >> would be immediately noticeable. I suppose the developers did not use > >> squares because they found them too obtrusive. > > > > Right, or we could change the background color to be more noticeable. > I'll vote for that. Sometimes it's a wee bit hard to tell whether I am > in a subscript/superscript, or in the "owner" of the > subscript/superscript, or what. For example, if you enter $\sum_1^n$ and > then mouse between the subscript, the superscript and the summation > sign, the corners never change. If we could change the background for > just the "relevant portion" (say, the portion subject to destruction if > I hit the backspace key), that would be helpful. > Colleagues, Another area where I hope we can consider background coloring of these types of items is based on whether links get resolved. That is, a broken cross reference or "citation not found" being colored differently will help resolve the breakage. Thank you, Joel
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