That would seem to me to be a deficiency in WB - why not add a feature to enable those buttons in the start panel to have a rollover state but still keep the transaprent background? Right now, it's ugly as hell and obviously does not look as intended.
Still getting this problem. DaveRI's solution works, but it's a pain in the ass. Sometimes I even have to click apply twice to make it take. No one from Stardock has anything to add to this?
I'm using the Arrow skin with WB6 on Windows XP SP2. It defines colors for buttons and window backgrounds and such as light gray. Every time I restart, the skin is applied, but those colors aren't, so I've got the transparent glass window borders and everything, but the colors of the windows themselves (seen in file property dialogs, etc.) is the default XP tan color instead of the silver/light gray it should be. If I open wbconfig and just hit the apply button without changing anything, it r
Amazingly, a year and a half later this bug still exists.
This should be showing at 85% opacity or something like that but instead the graphics are completely transparent: [img]http://www.webolutionary.com/temp/windowblinds_startpanel.jpg[/img] The panel appears normal after first applying a skin, and then later turns into that mess (can't find any pattern to that). This is a brand new computer with not much installed on it yet. WindowBlinds version : WindowBlinds 6.01 (build 40 x86) WindowBlinds is installed c
After updating Windowblinds, the background behind my (semi-transparent) task bar is no longer getting blurred even though I have it set to do so.
Not exactly sure if this is what he's describing, but my Firefox won't skin at all, even after adding a per-app setting for it. They broke something in the latest release because it's worked just fine in every release prior to that. Did SD add a default exclusion for it? Is there any way to show the default exclusions like there used to be in WB3?
This is driving me fricking NUTZ. I use the details view in enhanced dialog, sorted by type usually, but also occasionally by modified date. For some reason, every time I open the dialog, it sorts the files in the reverse of whatever the sort order was the previous time, so if I sort by type ascending, when I reopen it, it's descending, then next time it's ascending again and so on. It's extremely consistent, at least in Photoshop. I think it's doing it in all programs, but I don't use the s
My Windowblinds Configuration window always pops up when I start windows. Is there any way to make it not do that? It just started doing that after I upgraded to the latest WB5 release (was using the previous most recent beta).
What's up with the fugly cyan box around the logoff and shutdown buttons when you hover over them? See here for an example: Is there any way I can make that look all nice and purdy like the menu items in the programs and places lists do when you hover over them?