I also included the blank font you will need. Here you go mate I made one for you with the blank text and also made another with white text, there are also 2 reg files included for the system metrics, that is very important to apply as they don't work in Windows 8 when you change themes, they keep the system metrics from the default aero theme unless your using Windows Style Builder and then they get applied, I also included my own shellstyle.dll, you can rename the old one if you prefer no folderband, although by the looks of it in your screen you don't disable the ribbon anyway so you wont see it either way. Thanks ahead of time to anyone who responds! Edited Octoby YourNumbr1FanĪnother way to remove that is using a blank font, it will remove the text on all windows as well as the box. I hope someone smarter than me can (or has) find a way to either get rid of it completely or edit it for dark themes.
I've tried stuff with the Registry.can't seem to change it.I'm at a loss. Even adjusting the color settings in Personalize doesn't touch it. Sure, I can change the text to black, I think, but the rectangle will still show.
I'm currently using "Work for Windows 8", a dark-bordered theme by neiio (deviantART) ġ)- As can be seen, the theme, at defaults, has the color for explorer window-text in the title bar as black (which I've changed to a light grey after making this capture)Ģ) and 3)- But other open windows, like the Control Panel and the frames around programs have the irritating image behind the title bar texting. I know that changing the text color itself can be done in WSB (Style-Builder), by editing the color for the text in the Windows & Caption Buttons drop-downs, and I've been able to do that.īut the rectangular background, something that isn't in the 'Dwm Window' in 8, but MS has idiotically included in 8.1, is driving me nuts! I'm wondering if anyone here has had any success in finding a way to remove or hide the rectangle image that MS has added behind the text title on the title-bar in Win8.1?
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