I assumed this Text cursor indicator feature was fairly new, it's been in Windows for almost 4 years (earlier in preview releases) - why wasn't I told
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Originally Posted by KevinH
@BetterRed
I googled Qt and "Windows Ease of Access" and they said to double check that the font size set by Windows Ease of Access" exactly matches the font size used in the text editor (ie. CodeView font size that you control in Sigil Preferences). Otherwise the cursor location becomes out of sync in multiple lines situations.
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I have no idea what "
…the font size set by Windows Ease of Access (EoA) exactly matches the font size used in the text editor" might mean, the Font size adjustment in EoA is for the Windows interface - it has no effect on applications like Sigil… nor should it!
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Originally Posted by KevinH
There are also ways to set a cursor shape for most Qt apps. Perhaps styling a larger cursor in qss might help.
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AFAIK Qt has never paid much heed to the Windows Ease of Access features - the setting for text cursor thickness has been there for decades, Qt blithely ignores it. But in that it's not alone, Notepad++, and Firefox are the same for multiline text boxes.
If anyone knows of a qss tweak I can use to 'enhance' the text cursor, maybe they can give me clue - width and color maybe.
BR