In OO3, if a row color was set for a specific level of rows, it overrode the alternating row color.
In OO4, the alternating row color overrides the color for the specific level.
Is there a way to mimic the OO3 behavior in OO4?
In OO3, if a row color was set for a specific level of rows, it overrode the alternating row color.
In OO4, the alternating row color overrides the color for the specific level.
Is there a way to mimic the OO3 behavior in OO4?
In OmniOutliner 4, which has an entirely re-written Styles engine, alternating rows are placed in front of Level Styles, while OmniOutliner 3 placed the alternating rows behind Level Styles. Since the Styles system is all new code, there’s no way to mimic the behavior from earlier versions, but I certainly understand why the change may not be to your liking.
if you’d like to vote for the old behavior, an email to omnioutliner@omnigroup.com would be appreciated!
Thanks for the info. I can see why both behaviors would be desirable, so I sent an email asking for a style setting.
Excellent; thank you!