Issues with viewing resource in Dark Mode

What is the most appropriate way of reporting these issues?

The current resource I am viewing has text boxes that are completely illegible in dark mode, see attached. This is a persistent issues throughout the resource and not limited to the one example. The resource is Chatraw, Joshua D., and Mark D. Allen. Apologetics at the Cross: An Introduction for Christian Witness. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2018.

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Rick Carmickle

I don't think its an "issue." Dark mode is very useful for many reasons (background lighting, batter life, etc.). But turning the text into a negative cannot work for those elements that are inserted pictures. When I come across this "issue," I just change to another mode to read the text of the picture. Frustrating, I agree, but I don't believe that will ever change.

Mozzie

I leave Logos on dark mode and continue to have this issue. I used to report it however it continues to occur on a regular basis.

I’ve found a workaround that seems to work ‘most of the time’. It involves going to your visual filters and unchecking ‘one verse per line’ or tinkering with another vf formatting option. Not the best 'fix', but for my eyes, I’d rather do this than be blinded by the light.

It seems to occur most frequently when charts, graphs or diagrams are used but not exclusively. Perhaps I should but, I no longer report this as it’s so frequent, I just move on.

Andrew Batishko

This is a bug with this particular book. Generally speaking, you can select the text, right click on it, make sure that the "Selection" option is selected on the left side of the popup, then choose the "Report typo" option on the right side (you'll probably have to scroll down to see it). Just add a comment indicating that the background text looks wrong in dark mode.

I've submitted a bug report on this book and indicated that the problem seems to show up throughout the book, so you won't need to do this for this other instances you run into with this book.

Mal Walker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1264348#Comment_1264348

Thanks guys, and I'll do that from now on Andrew. Cheers