How to: Changing the back ground color on the Status line  [SOLVED]

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How to: Changing the back ground color on the Status line

Postby arjfca » 03 Oct 2014

Hello

Is it possible to modify the background color of a switched off indicator on the chart

When I switch off the indicator, the color on my screen hide the name of the indicator.

See the image. On my screen the opaque color is a lot darker than what is showed on the snap picture. I can't see the name of the indicator.

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Re: How to: Changing the back ground color on the Status lin  [SOLVED]

Postby Andrew MultiCharts » 03 Oct 2014

Hello arjfca,

Unfortunately at the moment it is not possible, please leave us such feature request.

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Re: How to: Changing the back ground color on the Status lin

Postby arjfca » 03 Oct 2014

Hello arjfca,

Unfortunately at the moment it is not possible, please leave us such feature request.
Andrew,
OK but... I will write the request when New and FASTER "Project Manager" is put on :)

Have a nice weekend

Martin

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Re: How to: Changing the back ground color on the Status lin

Postby arnie » 03 Oct 2014

Yeah.

Another issue regarding colors is that the Marker label for every study for some reason has the same color then the background. With certain colors you cannot read the it. The studies Marker label should have the price scale label color or allow us to choose which color we want the Marker label since the Market itself has the study line color.

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