Text Wrap Options in the Light UI

[Aammppaa]

It is (almost) impossible to see which options are selected in the Text Wrap dialog when using the light UI theme!

[Chris_K]

Thanks Aammppaa I have passed it on to the development team

[jrkay]

I would find it useful to be able to set default distances for text wrapping so I didn't have to set it every time I drag a picture or a shape onto the document. Or maybe I can already do that another way.

[jrkay]

In the light UI also I find it very difficult to make out some type faces in the Glyph Browser.

[walt.farrell]

On 9/7/2018 at 6:28 AM, jrkay said:

I would find it useful to be able to set default distances for text wrapping so I didn't have to set it every time I drag a picture or a shape onto the document. Or maybe I can already do that another way.

A hint for best usage of the forums: In general it's best to post one problem per topic, especially when they're unrelated to the topic (as this one is). And it's best to keep suggestions and bug reports separated in their proper forums, to make it easier for Serif to track and respond.

However, another user made that same suggestion here, and the Serif developer gave the reason it's not possible and not planned.

[Jowday]

This guide for contrast ratios on web pages is relevant for all software development:

W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1

[Alfred]

11 minutes ago, Wafer said:

This guide for contrast ratios on web pages is relevant for all software development:

W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1

Although it’s relevant for all software development, it only relates to text and images of text. This thread is specifically about the icons in the Text Wrap dialog.

 

[Jowday]

32 minutes ago, αℓƒяє∂ said:

Although it’s relevant for all software development, it only relates to text and images of text. This thread is specifically about the icons in the Text Wrap dialog.

 

Actually WCAG accessibility contrast ratio rules and recommendations relates to pictures with "meaningful content" as well - anything else wouldn't make any sense whatsoever - and these icons are indeed illustrating their purpose more than the text labels.