Hi, I would like to share my experience and seek experience of others, about how active tabs are displayed in phpMyAdmin for the pmahomme default theme.
On a LG Flatron W2243T, I cannot see the color difference between an active tab and the other tabs.
On a CRT, all is fine.
The LCD monitor is showing you the better picture, as CRTs have a non-linear response to brightness (and colour) and need gamma correction (which people often don't bother setting up on their computers). That said, on my cheap TFT Acer AL1716 monitor I can clearly see the difference between active and inactive tabs with pmahomme theme.
Rouslan
On Thu, 2011-05-26 at 08:07 -0400, Marc Delisle wrote:
Hi, I would like to share my experience and seek experience of others, about how active tabs are displayed in phpMyAdmin for the pmahomme default theme.
On a LG Flatron W2243T, I cannot see the color difference between an active tab and the other tabs.
On a CRT, all is fine.
Rouslan Placella a écrit :
The LCD monitor is showing you the better picture, as CRTs have a non-linear response to brightness (and colour) and need gamma correction (which people often don't bother setting up on their computers). That said, on my cheap TFT Acer AL1716 monitor I can clearly see the difference between active and inactive tabs with pmahomme theme.
Finally I have a hardware "problem". I have two identical screens and the problem is only on one of them. However, by changing the temperature of the color on the defect one, I am able to see the tabs correctly.
Hi,
From: Marc Delisle marc@infomarc.info To: phpmyadmin-devel@lists.sf.net Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 7:07 PM Subject: [Phpmyadmin-devel] pmahomme on LCD screens
Hi, I would like to share my experience and seek experience of others, about how active tabs are displayed in phpMyAdmin for the pmahomme default theme.
On a LG Flatron W2243T, I cannot see the color difference between an active tab and the other tabs.
On a CRT, all is fine.
On my 14.1" WXGA LCD laptop, it is fine. I can see the color difference clearly.
-- Aris Feryanto
2011/5/26 Marc Delisle marc@infomarc.info:
Hi, I would like to share my experience and seek experience of others, about how active tabs are displayed in phpMyAdmin for the pmahomme default theme.
On a LG Flatron W2243T, I cannot see the color difference between an active tab and the other tabs.
On a CRT, all is fine.
There must be something really wrong with levels on this particular LG... Active tab has white background, inactive/disabled tabs have about 7% gray. I see the difference clearly on my Dell Precision M4500 notebook. Does anybody here have a business class notebook / notebook with poor LCD? My experience shows that it's easier to find poor LCD for tests in these than a standalone monitor. I have one at home (Dell Latitude E6500), but I can't check until Wednesday.
For reference, I attached a screenshot so that we don't have to run phpMyAdmin to check how it looks.
[1] http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/5642/tabsn.png
Piotr Przybylski a écrit :
2011/5/26 Marc Delisle marc@infomarc.info:
Hi, I would like to share my experience and seek experience of others, about how active tabs are displayed in phpMyAdmin for the pmahomme default theme.
On a LG Flatron W2243T, I cannot see the color difference between an active tab and the other tabs.
On a CRT, all is fine.
There must be something really wrong with levels on this particular LG... Active tab has white background, inactive/disabled tabs have about 7% gray. I see the difference clearly on my Dell Precision M4500 notebook. Does anybody here have a business class notebook / notebook with poor LCD? My experience shows that it's easier to find poor LCD for tests in these than a standalone monitor. I have one at home (Dell Latitude E6500), but I can't check until Wednesday.
For reference, I attached a screenshot so that we don't have to run phpMyAdmin to check how it looks.
Piotr, Maybe I was not clear; I'm talking about how a tab displays after it has been clicked.
In your screenshot I see both Browse and Search are greyed ... and I see this on the LG Flatron.
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