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Hey, Ive been facing an esthetic problem:
my on screen displays for voulme and brightness display with black corners. I did a clean install of Yosemite on a Macbook air mid'11.
It suddenly occured yesterday and I don't have any clue why! I already tried resetting pram and switching to the dark theme without any success. For tips I would be really greatful cause its a bit of a pain in the eye 😉
Here is a screenshot:
Hey! I've had this happening to me as well, and it really is quite annoying. After a few tries of a little of everything, it turned out that it happened because I had reduced the transparency effect. Give it a try, it could be your case as well. Go to System Preferences > Accessibility > Display > uncheck "Reduce Transparency".
Let me know how it goes.
-Jhonny
Hey! I've had this happening to me as well, and it really is quite annoying. After a few tries of a little of everything, it turned out that it happened because I had reduced the transparency effect. Give it a try, it could be your case as well. Go to System Preferences > Accessibility > Display > uncheck "Reduce Transparency".
Let me know how it goes.
-Jhonny
Thanks alot Jhonny this solves it! I totally forgot I made that setting!
This seems to be a problem with Yosemite's transparency behavior... Hopefully they'll fix it sometime cause either way its a bit annoying 😉
on screen display volume/brightness not displayed correctly
