Can't Mark Emails as Unread - Need Help
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Deleted User last edited by
Hi, burnout. Can you please tell me where in opera:config I should be looking?
Also, I saw something in opers:config called, 'color scheme mode'. Do you know what this does by any chance?
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linuxmint7 last edited by
Relentless and seemingly quite thankless, Mmmmmmmm!!!. I suppose it is a free help forum after all, manned by mostly volunteers. [shrugs]
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Deleted User last edited by
linuxmint, I dont know what youre talking about. On a thread I created under another username, you were extremely rude, stubborn and insulting. Everyone here gets a thanks from me. But YOU will NEVER get any from me. The only 2 people I respect here are burnout and sgunhouse. They know all about Opera. But you dont know shit!!
Dont reply on ANY of my threads from now on. Make yourself useful and go outside your house for once. Troll someplace else.
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linuxmint7 last edited by
On a thread I created under another username, you were extremely rude, stubborn and insulting.
Proves your personality shows through no matter what user name you post via. Oh, and you have no idea what I know, and rude is not one of them, but respect definitely is.
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Deleted User last edited by
linuxmint, I dont know what youre talking about. On a thread I created under another username, you were extremely rude, stubborn and insulting. Everyone here gets a thanks from me. But YOU will NEVER get any from me. The only 2 people I respect here are burnout and sgunhouse. They know all about Opera. But you dont know shit!!
Dont reply on ANY of my threads from now on. Make yourself useful and go outside your house for once. Troll someplace else.Uh... you're not in a position to tell others what to reply to or refrain from. This is a public forum and every user is free to respond to all posts... period. The only person I'm finding extremely rude, stubborn and insulting right now is ... well.. take a look in the mirror.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
Hi, burnout. Can you please tell me where in opera:config I should be looking?
Under the "Colors" section.
But, I refreshed my memory.
The "Selected Item" colors in Appearance in Windows control the background color and text color of a selected item in Opera's message list (and other programs with that widget).
The "Window" color in appearance controls the background color of the message list pane. "Color List Row Mode" under User Prefs in operaprefs.ini controls the alternating colors for the rows. Set it to 2 to disable that. Color Scheme Mode under User Prefs controls the color scheme shading for Opera's UI background. 0=None, 1=system, 2=Chosen Color scheme. When "2" is set, Skin= under "User Prefs" controls the shading color.
That seems to be the case whether the color scheme is set to "system color scheme" or not.
With that said, I can't seem to figure out how to change the text color for an unselected item in the message list. Can't seem to change the blue for unseen or the bold black for the seen etc. Unless I'm missing something, it's just hardcoded.
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Deleted User last edited by
On a thread I created under another username, you were extremely rude, stubborn and insulting.
Proves your personality shows through no matter what user name you post via. Oh, and you have no idea what I know, and rude is not one of them, but respect definitely is.
Proves you got no life except to be a miserable little troll. I dont want to know what you know. But I know one thing.. its never on the same level as burnout or sgunhouse.
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Deleted User last edited by
linuxmint, I dont know what youre talking about. On a thread I created under another username, you were extremely rude, stubborn and insulting. Everyone here gets a thanks from me. But YOU will NEVER get any from me. The only 2 people I respect here are burnout and sgunhouse. They know all about Opera. But you dont know shit!!
Dont reply on ANY of my threads from now on. Make yourself useful and go outside your house for once. Troll someplace else.Uh... you're not in a position to tell others what to reply to or refrain from. This is a public forum and every user is free to respond to all posts... period. The only person I'm finding extremely rude, stubborn and insulting right now is ... well.. take a look in the mirror.
I'm in EVERY position to tell trolls like you what to do and not do. This is a public forum with forum rules. If you dont like the rules then take you and your boyfriend and troll and insult someplace else... to hell with that! The other person who doesnt have a life and is as misreable and apparently a cosigning ass kisser is YOU!
Stop breaking forum rules, insulting others and cosigning for trolls.
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Deleted User last edited by
Hi, burnout. Can you please tell me where in opera:config I should be looking?
Under the "Colors" section.
But, I refreshed my memory.
The "Selected Item" colors in Appearance in Windows control the background color and text color of a selected item in Opera's message list (and other programs with that widget).
The "Window" color in appearance controls the background color of the message list pane. "Color List Row Mode" under User Prefs in operaprefs.ini controls the alternating colors for the rows. Set it to 2 to disable that. Color Scheme Mode under User Prefs controls the color scheme shading for Opera's UI background. 0=None, 1=system, 2=Chosen Color scheme. When "2" is set, Skin= under "User Prefs" controls the shading color.
That seems to be the case whether the color scheme is set to "system color scheme" or not.
With that said, I can't seem to figure out how to change the text color for an unselected item in the message list. Can't seem to change the blue for unseen or the bold black for the seen etc. Unless I'm missing something, it's just hardcoded.Hi burnout. Thank you for your input. Its good to know that there are a few intelligent people like yourself on this forum who know what theyre talking about and dont waste time with ingnorant people.
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Deleted User last edited by admin
Hey burnout and sgunhouse.. I created a new thread. Please provide your great inpuit.. looking forward to it.. Below is the link.. Thanks!
https://forums.opera.com/topic/4993/how-do-i-change-font-color-in-mail-treeview
