I'm using react-native-mathjax to render some equations inside a green color view, but math equations displays with white color background, is there any way to change its back ground color ?
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What should I do to the component Text from react-native, create a like this I draw on figma:
This text has a background white and a stroke black around...
I have a color on the Mac color wheel and I want to display that color programmatically in my program in Xcode 5.
How do I do so with the colorWithHue: method of UIColor? How do I find the Hue, Saturation, and Brightness of the color?
P.S. My color isn't the one on the image.
After you pick color in color wheel switch to "Color sliders" tab and choose "HSB sliders" option
You should be able to see values for each color component on that screen
Just wondering if there is any way to set the foreground colour of the text on a TileWideAndText01 tile template or are we limited to dark or light only?
You are limited to dark or light only. From here:
Only two text colors are available—default dark and default light—and
are set by Windows. Choose the text color that will look best with
your choice of background color and the opacity of your logo image.
is it possible to set a background color to a transparent image in QML, so that the image will take the theme color as it's baclground color.
thanks...
Put your transparent Image over a coloured Item (like a Rectangle).
You just need to set z property of the Image greater than the Rectangle's one.
I'm trying to understand how the normal blend mode works in photoshop.
http://www.pegtop.net/delphi/articles/blendmodes/normal.htm
As the webpage says,it just shows the color of the layer above.But when I copy the same layer and show them together,the color seems darker than just show one layer.And when I add more,the color remains at a particular value.
The normal blend mode shows the color of the topmost fully opaque layer, for transparent layers it will add from top down until fully opaque is reached.
This means that if you have a fully opaque red element over any, for example, blue element, the color red will be displayed. If you have a red element that's 50% transparent over a blue element, the color pink will be displayed.
If you have one black element that is 50% transparent it will appear as a medium gray, if you duplicate the layer, the two elements on top of each other will add up to display a complete black.