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changing the color of part of text of a single column

Me again.
I created a custom column like this: %title%[ '  //  ' %composer%]
Is it possible to make the text color of the %composer% different than of the %title% ?

changing the color of part of text of a single column

Reply #2 –
That was what I was afraid of. OK, thanks for the answer, I suddenly don't want to change it any more.

changing the color of part of text of a single column

Reply #3 –
You can however, use the dim/highlight feature as instructed in Color functions on the wiki.
Windows 10 Pro x64 // foobar2000 1.3.10

changing the color of part of text of a single column

Reply #4 –
you can install EsPlaylist for full $rgb support in default UI.

http://foo2k.chottu.net/#esp

it might be a bit confusing the first time you add it because groups are collapsed and it looks like a library browser. to make it look like a normal playlist, right click>options>view style>flat view (fixed)

from there you can right click column headers and edit the title formatting accordingly. the added bonus is that you can hide column headers as well.

changing the color of part of text of a single column

Reply #6 –
Quote from: marc2003 on
you can install EsPlaylist for full $rgb support in default UI.

http://foo2k.chottu.net/#esp

it might be a bit confusing the first time you add it because groups are collapsed and it looks like a library browser. to make it look like a normal playlist, right click>options>view style>flat view (fixed)

from there you can right click column headers and edit the title formatting accordingly. the added bonus is that you can hide column headers as well.


The >>highlight<< did the trick for me, but I'll keep that in mind, thanks.
 

changing the color of part of text of a single column

Reply #7 –
I did link to the aforementioned article with the specific intention that you would see the description of highlighting as well as the proscription of colours, but I guess it took a second reference to notice that bit.