Does Komito Analytics support tracking of users' preferred color scheme (especially dark mode)?
Preferred color scheme tracking is enabled by default in Komito Analytics' initial configuration. To disable it, set the configuration property trackColorScheme to 0.
Check for more information at https://komito.net/posts/track-color-scheme/
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I am getting this weird color scheme in Azure ML Studio. The code runs fine, but the excessive use of red makes it look like I have errors on every line. Anyone know how to change the theme?
The color schemes are the default status indicators: Link
But we can change the color schemes. Checkout the link which leads to change the color of status indicators.
In my UWP application in tile I set black color of background, and icon has transperent background, it's look very well. But then i change theme in windows 10(desktop) to white and my tile change background color to white. Why is it happend, when i set color - black in manifest of application. Like in this application.
Best regards, Dmitry
I can't add a comment but if you mean the high contrast setting I do not believe this is possible since the tile settings cannot be changed at runtime and there is no other way to set the color outside of the apps manifest. You can create override the styles for other controls but not for the tiles properties.
"Note It’s possible to override the system color resources for high-contrast color and accent color by creating resources with the same names, but it’s a best practice to respect the user’s color choices, especially for high-contrast settings. Xaml Theme Resources
More on high contrast themes here: High Contrast Themes - MSDN
I would instead try setting the image background to not be transparent and take up the whole space of the tile. You won't be able to change it but it appears you want it always black anyways. I am not certain this will work in your scenario though since you are using a live tile and not just an image.
You may also want to look at using a secondary tile: Theme Resources
I am using the Bing Maps AJAX7 SDK and need to use pushpins of several different colors to represent several different statuses (red, green, gray, and white). I've studied the documentation looking for a way to use the default icon and simply set the fill color, but to no avail.
I am aware that some clever things can be done using HTML and CSS, but I'm hoping to avoid all of that for now.
Is it possible to use the Bing Maps default pushpin but change the fill color?
Actually the icon my customer wants to use is #46 at this page:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff701719.aspx
My customer chose that icon thinking that I could simply select it using my Pushpin object or PushpinOptions object, but I am not sure that's the case.
If using a built-in icon and setting a different fill color is not possible, then can someone tell me where I can get a set of Bing Maps icons or very similar ones that are free for commercial use?
The AJAX control only has one pushpin. To change the pushpin you need different images to replace as the icon. For example: http://www.bingmapsportal.com/ISDK/AjaxV7#Pushpins2
Alternatively you can create canvas pushpins: http://rbrundritt.wordpress.com/2013/04/10/html5-canvas-pushpins-in-javascript/
The custom pushpins you see in the documentation (i.e. #46) is for the REST imagery service only. The reason for this is that for security reasons users can not specify image URL's for the imagery service so custom pushpin icons can only be selected from a set of predefined pushpins. These are not made available outside of this service as this is very limiting compared to being able to create your own custom pushpins.
Do you know any keyboard shortcut to adjust or toggle the terminal's opacity without right clicking and going into preferences? That would be so sweet if that is possible.
Terminator does not support hotkeys to change background opacity or color:
To my mind, rewriting the config file on the fly is the wrong way to
achieve the things you want. A much better way would be the dbus
server that we've started to introduce. It is designed to allow things
running inside a terminal to communicate with Terminator and send
commands that will affect the terminal. For now it only exposes
commands for splitting, but over time I hope we will be able to extend
this to include things like colours and transparencies, etc.
https://answers.launchpad.net/terminator/+question/173257
CompizConfig allows you to change any window's opacity with a keyboard shortcut. The effect is different than Terminator background opacity, but it's good enough for me -- I want to glimpse the web page behind my terminal.
sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
Related:
How do I change the transparency level of gnome-terminal?
Terminator does support other hotkeys and a configuration file:
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/intrepid/man5/terminator_config.5.html
One workaround is to create multiple profiles according to the transparency levels and then switch to the required profile using the keybindings in terminator.
For example, I need to toggle transparency in terminator. So I have 2 profiles.
default --> opaque
transparent --> with transparency set to 0.80 (all the other settings are the same)
And I have mapped the following in terminator keybindings:
next profile --> ctrl+0
previous profile --> ctrl+9
This allows me to toggle opacity in terminator.
We have put the orange-yellow color (#FFCF21) background for the website http://sblpl.com. But in our client system it displays as very light Yellow and it does not look good at all.
What might be the reason for this? Than
This could be caused by a variety of reasons.
One that I could think of at the top of my head would be that your client's monitor renders the color differently than on the monitor you are using.
Also, your client's browser may be rending it differently from your browser due to the color profile settings.