Change text color note 9 android#
On my old Android phone (Gingerbread) the title bar was always black regardless of what color wallpaper I used. More likely it will allow me to set the color of the title bar separately from the rest of the screen. But maybe rooting really will allow me to set the font color. I suspect it will still not be possible, so rooting would be a wasted effort. However, before I do so I'd like to know for sure that rooting will give me the option to change the font color. I've never bothered to root any phone I have owned, but maybe now is the time. Is there any color more depressing than black? A solid black wallpaper would work even better for legibility, but that's way too goth for me. But I like a solid white screen it's cheerful. This is a better solution than reversing the screen.
Note: See Chapter I for details on Live Preview and the Mini foo/bar. I found that if I used a solid color, but of a medium color intensity (e.g., medium blue), and turned off the reverse color option in Accessibility, the font went back to white, and the icons all looked normal again, yet I was able to read the font because the medium color of the title bar was dark enough to create enough contrast. Word displays a sample of the selected text. How do I change the font size of just the text messages on my Galaxy S10. This morning I tried experimenting again. But at least I can read the text in the title bar.
But it's not a very good solution because it also reverses all the icons and everything else on the screen. This made the screen white and the font black. Last night I found one sort-of workaround - I went into Accessibility and set the screen to reverse, and then selected a solid black wallpaper from Colors. Click to expand.Thanks for the idea, but still doesn't solve the problem.
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