GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 722931
Loading text hardly readable
Last modified: 2018-05-22 15:29:04 UTC
when opening a large PDF and moving quickly through the pages evince shows an "Is loading..." text using white font on a grey background which is kind very hard to read.
"Leading..." text is invisible with 'Fit width' zoom. Bug 651331 might be duplicate of this one.
Created attachment 270668 [details] Loading invisible
Created attachment 270669 [details] Hard to notice
Yes, there's a problem with the theme, the message use to have a yellow background.
Created attachment 289293 [details] Screenshot of the text when using theme_bg/theme_fg_color from Adwaita The problem is in the definition in evince.css: #ev-loading-message { background-color: @info_bg_color; color: @info_fg_color; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px; } info_bg_color used to be defined by default, but they do not exists in Adwaita. Although, they exists in Raleigh.css as: @define-color info_fg_color rgb (181, 171, 156); @define-color info_bg_color rgb (252, 252, 189); But bg_color is almost black. Adwaita derives everything from gtk-contained.css/gtk-contained-dark.css. None of them has defined info*. In adwaita exists theme_bg_color and theme_fg_color, but they do not exists in Raleigh. Nonetheless, when playing with those values in #ev-loading-message, they look bad. Look at the screenshot when using @theme_bg_color and @theme_fg_color. FWIW, to test it, I just commented the line: gtk_widget_hide (window->priv->loading_message); that lives in the function ev_window_hide_loading_message (), shell/ev-window.c }
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