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rgtichy
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12/10/11 07:02 AM (14 years ago)

Gradient Background in Global Theme

Parker, I made a crazy simple test app to isolate the global theme against 2 screens and a top menu. If you configure the global theme to use a solid color background, you can use the solid color background in the screens to override the theme. If you switch the theme to specify a gradient background, all of the overrides become ineffective in the screens. The story background setting becomes ineffective at the same time. This seems like a 100% reproducible problem/behavior. my app is Test Global Theme Rob Tichy
 
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12/10/11 07:03 AM (14 years ago)
Also, if one specifies a gradient background in a screen, that override DOES work.
 
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12/10/11 07:56 AM (14 years ago)
I had noticed this as well in an iOS app I built. i thought I was doing something wrong. The only backgrounds I wanted to change is when I added a word or excel doc and wanted to make the background white, but it would always show the gradient. Jim *Update- I just tried playing with this some more and noticed that for a work-around you can set the gradient top and bottom to the same color to get a solid background.
 
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12/16/11 09:50 AM (14 years ago)
Yes, I agree you can fudge a gradient with the same from & to colors, but you cannot utilize the transparency feature at all then, because it's only available for the solid color option.
 
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11/07/12 03:57 AM (13 years ago)
Guys, Any luck with this. I seem to be facing the same problem. Anthony
 

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