I've posted about this elsewhere, but in one (only) of my 3 Win 10's all using the Aero Lite theme, the title bar insists on being purple, despite my selection of a sandy colour, unless I select any of the grey shades and then it jives with the other 3 sides of the window.
Only this one installation acts like that and I'm mystified.
My elderly father found it hard to see the close / resize / minimise icons on the top rhs of a window. The Aerolite Theme enhances these and he can now see them much better.
The Aerolite theme is useful for enhancing the close / resize / minimise icons. However, it has turned the Taskbar text from white which was easy to read to black which is hard to read. How do I set white text in the Taskbar when using the Aerolite Theme?
Last edited by Steve C; 08 Aug 2016 at 01:46.
Hello Steve, :)
I've added an Aero Lite (white text) theme version to download in the tutorial to help.
Thanks - but that new theme still shows black text on the Taskbar. Am I missing something?
Odd, it's showing white text for me on the taskbar. You might see if toggling to another theme and back may help.
There is no way I can get white text to display on the Taskbar with the PC I'm trying to set up. I do have the Aerolite Theme working on another PC with white text on the Taskbar so this setup is clearly possible. I suspect this is a bug. Is there a way of setting Themes to their default installation settings? Why can't MS simply design software which works so I can set the text colour I want?
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