I have noticed that setting a notification section BORDER and BACKGROUND to the same color and alpha values results in a border that is of a different overall coloring than that of the background. I suspect the border is not being colorized or ‘alpha-ized’ correctly.
why set the border at all if it’s going to be the same as the background? just set the border alpha to 0.
also the style is handled by a 3rd party library so most likely we would not fix it even if there is a problem.
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I can’t disagree with you. My suspicion though is that given that I discovered the mismatch, I suspect that the border color/alpha is not being properly applied when we DO assign a different color than that of the background. But since the code is library based, we can just let it be.
actually now that I think about the they layer the border on top of the background so the reason it look darker is because the border is on top of the background color. It is functioning as expected
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Interesting. So the transparency overlaps, I see. With 100% alpha the colors would match then.
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