Is there some quick way to make a button that would quickly change lister's background from white to black and vice-versa.
Example below. I'm designing both black-on-white and white-on-black images, and there are a lot of them being exported. I'm never sure if they are rightly placed. Of course I might use some gray color for lister, but I'd still like to stick with white as it's needed 99% of the time.
So you could save a format with a black background (Preferences / Folders / Folder Formats, create a new Favorite Format) and then have a button which switches to it (using whichever name you saved it as):
Set FORMAT="Black Background"
And another button that reverts back to the format you'd normally get when entering the current directory:
Thanks a bunch Leo it's working perfectly, but it resets back to Details mode instead of keeping Thumbnails. Any way to keep currently selected view mode?
BTW, where did you come with "!folder" argument from? This is the first time I see it, and can't find it in the Opus list.
Both. The commands should really keep current view mode, as the button should not relate to any folder in particular - for instance - I have dozens of folders that I'm working on...
The Favorite Format should not change the view mode unless you've turned that on within the format.
the button should not relate to any folder in particular
You can make a second Favorite Format which sets the color to white or whatever color you want to go back to, if you don't want to reset to the current folder's natural format.
Sorry to bring this topic back, but it looks like that option to format background color is now gone from Folder Formats in Opus 13? Or am I missing something?
I really need an option to temporarily switch lister color to black/white.
Thanks. It does work, however there is some rendering problem with transparent images. It used to work with Opus 12, so I'm not sure what could be the reason?