*Most of the borders in the tag editor are controlled by "InputPanel.Default", but there are a few spots that use "Controls.FaintLine". Those only exist on some tabs, and the contrast color I use for Preferences looks weird in the Tag Editor. Oh, and the border between the background and "Toolbar.Body" is controlled by something else, I can't even figure out what right now (neither fg or bdr on Toolbar.Body has an effect).
*The fact that ALL the tab borders are controlled by "InputPanel.Default" means that you can't have, for instance, a different border on the inactive tabs.
*Likewise, both the background color and the active tab color are controlled by "InputPanel.Default", so you can't have a contrast between the background and the tab.
Does EditPanel.Default even do anything anymore? I have it marked as "Tag Editor Window" on the wiki but I don't see any effect when I edit it.
i dont recall what EditPanel.Default did, but its definitely not used any more since 3.0
re: Controls.FaintLine, i could add a new one for the tag editor. But the FaintLine colour is used in a number of dialogs against the InputPanel.Default background. Is there a particular reason for it to be different for the tag editor?
the border between the background and "Toolbar.Body" is controlled by the "MenuBarSeparator" colours. Could you confirm you need something specific for the tag editor
*The fact that ALL the tab borders are controlled by "InputPanel.Default" means that you can't have, for instance, a different border on the inactive tabs.
i will change the behavior so the border colour from a new element "Controls.TabHeader.Inactive"
*Likewise, both the background color and the active tab color are controlled by "InputPanel.Default", so you can't have a contrast between the background and the tab.
the tab headers should be overridable using:
Controls.TabHeader.Default
Controls.TabHeader.Highlight (for the active tab)
its just the borders that are being forced to the input panel border
*alternate Tabs Bar background when the library header bar is hidden
i am not sure exactly what you mean by "library header bar is hidden". Do you mean when the user sets all the main header bar panel headers as hidden and MB reduces the main header bar height to 10px. In that case you want the tabs bar background (assuming its not in the caption bar) to change colour?
Still related to tag editor: could TagEditorPanel.Header please have a gradient?
i dont think that would easily be possible as i am using .NET control for some of the functionality