The colour-codes are stored as $rgb() values right below the config-section in the globals. However, those are just the primary colors....... the secondary colors (for example, to create the "stripes" in the background) are calculated on-the-fly (so they are not hardcoded). If you need those, then you best bet is some app which allows you to hover your mouse over any part on the screen, and it will then display the colour in hex and rgb. Most webeditors for example have such a function.

- Lyx
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maybe just do a dividing line?
can add an option to change the singletrack background?
do you agree that the background-color of singletracks arent "fit" to the whole config?
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How do you add a dividing line without additional tags, like marking the last-track of an album?

I agree its not optimal. But i dont know how to improve it without requiring additional tags(which i do not want to support).
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How do you add a dividing line without additional tags, like marking the last-track of an album?

Easy. Just add a top divider if the track is single and the albummode is active.  of course that would results in a dividing line for every single track and that may not be what the original poster desires.

It would be great if Navigator-Suite could make album info (artist, date, albumgain, format, etc.) appear even if some tracks (namely 1-4) are missing. It is sad to see album-mode messed up simply because I do not have some of the tracks.
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Not possible in a reasonable way with currently available UIs. If you have non-full albums, and want to see all info, then switch to singlemode.

Because this is a general UI limitation, it is the same with every other FCS.
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You could always support some weird "fake tracknumber" tags.
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Hmm, i've heard about that but never used it - could you explain a bit more how it works? If it can be done with a minimum amount of code, i'd consider it.
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I'm not familiar with your code, so I don't know how complex/simple your tracknumber formatting is, but something like $if2(%fake tracknumber%,%tracknumber%) should do it.

But then you'd need to figure what tag people use for the fake tracknumber (if it's even used). Or you could make it configurable.

I think there's an alternative way.

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I think there's an alternative way.

As far as I understand, in Album-mode your code simply uses the row where the 1st track is located for artist, genre, 2nd for title, date, 3rd for format, albumgain, etc.

The problem is that 1-5 album info lines are strictly bound to rows with tracks nn. 1-5. If one of them is missing, one of album infos does, too. The solution, as I see it, is to bind info lines to first five tracks not absolutely (that is _the_ 1st track row, _the_ 2nd track row, etc.) but relatively (that is the first track in a list, which can be tracknumber 02 or else, the second track in a list, which can be tracknumber 03 or 23, etc.).
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Hmm, i've heard about that but never used it - could you explain a bit more how it works? If it can be done with a minimum amount of code, i'd consider it.
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Well I think it sould work if you'd just override %tracknumber% with the fake tracknumber tag. I'm not familiar with your code, so I don't know how complex/simple your tracknumber formatting is, but something like $if2(%fake tracknumber%,%tracknumber%) should do it. And I bet you knew that already
But then you'd need to figure what tag people use for the fake tracknumber (if it's even used). Or you could make it configurable.
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I think there's an alternative way.

As far as I understand, in Album-mode your code simply uses the row where the 1st track is located for artist, genre, 2nd for title, date, 3rd for format, albumgain, etc.

The problem is that 1-5 album info lines are strictly bound to rows with tracks nn. 1-5. If one of them is missing, one of album infos does, too. The solution, as I see it, is to bind info lines to first five tracks not absolutely (that is _the_ 1st track row, _the_ 2nd track row, etc.) but relatively (that is the first track in a list, which can be tracknumber 02 or else, the second track in a list, which can be tracknumber 03 or 23, etc.).
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That has to be the supidest thing I've heard! I doubt people who can't be arsed fixing missing tracknumbers could be arsed adding fake tracknumber tags to their files...
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That has to be the supidest thing I've heard! I doubt people who can't be arsed fixing missing tracknumbers could be arsed adding fake tracknumber tags to their files...
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While i agree that IMHO it is stupid to add weird tags to files just so that a display works, i think you misunderstand the scenario. What they probably meant was not missing tracknumber-tags but incomplete albums.
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Incomplete albums = missing tracknumbers. If it bothers people that much, why can't they just manually adjust the tracknumbers of the tracks that aren't there so it displays correctly?
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