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Full screen visualizer opacity
Platform:
Windows
Nuclear version:
v0.6.24
Description of the issue:
When the visualizer is in full screen, there is a grey effect over the image
You're right that this is a bug, I've never considered this because when using the visualizer I just move the cursor to another monitor.
This needs to be fixed in the following way:
- Remove the hover css styles from the overlay element
- Instead, use setTimeout and add a mouse event listener that checks if the mouse has moved over this element. If it moved, set a timer for 3-5s, and apply the dark overlay
- When the timer expires, remove the overlay again
- Can probably be done using
useEffect
I want to work on this issue could you please assign it to me ?
Sure, please also check this: https://nukeop.gitbook.io/nuclear/contributing/contribution-guidelines
Im facing issue in installing project my computer is showing that it is harmful for system
ScreenShot
I have downloaded nuclear.Setup.0.6.24.exe file from https://github.com/nukeop/nuclear/releases could you please tell me how to install it and what are the steps to reproduce this bug
Looks like a Windows problem
Yes it is. You can force the installation by clicking more info
Are you still working on this @lalitkumawat1m ? I may try to fix it this weekend.
Are you still working on this @lalitkumawat1m ? I may try to fix it this weekend.
You can work on this issue
@nukeop can you assign this to me?
No
@nukeop Is someone already working on it?
No, but I don't see any Typescript code in your contributions, and I am no longer accepting contributions from random Github accounts.
@nukeop Thank you for clarification. I must admit that I'm not familiar with TypeScript at the moment, I will try to find something related to js for now!
Hello, @nukeop Can you please assign this issue to me I want to work on this. I assure that I will solve this.
I don't assign issues anymore. Just open a PR.
How do I get permission to push a new branch and create a PR then @nukeop ?
Hiya, on Github you need to fork the repository first (top right). Then you get your own copy of the repo that you can push to, and after that you can open a pull request against my original repo.
Closed by #1563