Recently some skin designers for MM started creating skins where odd and even lines of Track list have different colors. They had to use background image and it, of course, caused problems when users had different DPI settings selected.
Now there's a new feature that fixes this problem, you can explicitely specify colors for odd and even rows. Just locate fonts.ini in the skin file (or create a new one if it doesn't exist yet) and place something like this there:
[TrackList]
OddColor=0x00ff0000
EvenColor=0x0000ff00
[NPList]
OddColor=0x000000ff
EvenColor=0x0000ff00
The colors are in RGB (or 0x00GGBBRR to be exact) and can be set individually for TrackList and Now Playlist (although they will probably be better the same).
Jiri
P.S.: This feature is available starting from MM 2.5 alpha 4.
New feature for different odd and even lines colors.
This will work well for my skin, but what about skins that use background images rather than colours?
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I guess not. What do the 0s represent in 0x00ggbbrr. I have not seen this colour format before, is it not normal to have rrggbb like in HTML colours?
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Ok, cheers. As I'm using silver (239,239,239) it doesn't make a difference if it's RRGGBB or GGBBRR! 

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okay so this is not needed to be added if there is the want for an image.
and if it is in the default font ini then we can remove it from there and go back the way it was to use the image backgrounds okay.
this is cool thanks for the extra coding work you did jiri.
and if it is in the default font ini then we can remove it from there and go back the way it was to use the image backgrounds okay.

this is cool thanks for the extra coding work you did jiri.

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What happens if the colours are defined in Font.ini and there are images? Which is used and which is ignored?
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That's excellent news. Means it'll work with images in old versions but work better with colours in new versions. Well done! 

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