floj1234
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I do not think is a caching problem since I don’t have any caching enabled. Any other ideas?
No, where do I find more information about this? I dont use any caching plugins or similar.
I am using wordpress 5.2.8 and UM 2.3.0. This happens on both, Firefox and Chrome (other browsers not tested).
I found out that if I change the rule:.select2-container { z-index: 99999999; }to
.select2-container { z-index: 999999; }it works again (removing two “9”). Any clue why this is?
- This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by floj1234.
In my opinion Gutenberg does not have to reflect the colors of the frontent exactly. I think if it would be colored normal that would be totally okay and would not have such a big impact on the overall design of the backend.
But I also understand that it can be confusing to users who use severeal colors in their texts. So choose whatever is easier to implement for you 😉 The most important thing for me is that I am able to read my text.
Another solution could be to convert a complete white text color in the frontend to a readable grey color in Gutenberg.
Thank you very much, I am looking forward to the February update then.
Thank you for your quick answer! What do you mean by
So, to test this further and come to a conclusion, I would like to know your exact layout of this section. Where do you use your white text on?
This is what I did: In the customizer of meteorite theme I set the background color to black and the text color (“Body Text”) to white. This changes the text color in Gutenberg to white. However, the background color in Gutenberg stays white and does not change to black. This makes it impossible to read the text.