[GraemeJ]

Not quite sure when this crept in (lot of updates recently) but I'm certain it used not to be like this.

I have Placeholders with some simple text.  Now, I usually run in reverse colour mode (white on black) so I chose the colour of the text such that it was red (well, more of a cerise) in that mode - which means green in normal mode. 

While playing around today, I realised that inverting the display no longer makes any change to the page colour of the Placeholder, it stays white in both modes - but the text colour does change!  That's really strange.

[Zubersoft]

It definitely seems as though I've never handled night mode with blank pages. I just updated the code to make the blank page background black instead of white if night mode is enabled. Hopefully that's what you want.

Thanks,
Mike

[GraemeJ]

Absolutely perfect - thanks Mike.

Although this doesn't seem much of an issue, if you're running in night mode, the sudden change, when a Placeholder pops up, can really catch you out (plus, of course, it immediately bathes the face of the performer for the audience to see ).

[jeffn1]

" it immediately bathes the face of the performer for the audience to see "

Well, you wouldn't want to put the audience through that trauma!

[GraemeJ]

" it immediately bathes the face of the performer for the audience to see "

Well, you wouldn't want to put the audience through that trauma!

Too true - it's horrible sight .