The IMAGE STYLE doesn't get its face color.

[luce80]

Describe the bug
The image style doesn't get its face color.

To reproduce
If I do view [image yellow] I get a WHITE image,.

Expected behavior

system/view/VID/styles/image: [
	default-actor: on-down
	template: [type: 'base size: 100x100]
	init: [unless image [image: make image! reduce [size color]]]
]

view [image yellow]

Platform version

-----------RED & PLATFORM VERSION----------- 
RED: [ branch: "master" tag: #v0.6.5 ahead: 32 date: 16-Mar-2024/20:36:50 commit: #181d7faeab0381d7a86575847918a4ab05e68503 ]
PLATFORM: [ name: "Windows 11" OS: 'Windows arch: 'x86-64 version: 10.0.0 build: 22631 ]
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[qtxie]

The rendering order of the facets is as follows:

color -> image -> text

The white image covers the background color in this issue, that why you cannot see the color.

[greggirwin]

view [img: image yellow with [image: #(none)] button [img/image: none]]

If you wanted no image to begin with, should with work here? Clearing the image does correctly reveal the color.

[dockimbel]

Yellow image here using the latest commit from master:

[greggirwin]

Hmmm. I just pulled and rebuilt, and I still get a white image. Or are you saying users need to patch the style to get this behavior, as it doesn't do that by default?

[dockimbel]

Are you sure? Using the latest View build, I get a yellow result.

[greggirwin]

Just DL'd the static build and still get the white result by default. If I patch the style, as you have above, it works. I just didn't know if the new behavior should be by default.

>> about
Red 0.6.5 for Windows built 5-Apr-2024/8:22:23-06:00  commit #9516a4b
>> system/view/vid/styles/image
== [
    default-actor: on-down 
    template: [type: 'base size: 100x100] 
    init: [unless image [image: make image! size]]
]

is the standard image style in the static build as well.

[dockimbel]

It seems I am the one who got it wrong. I kept using the code provided under "Expected behavior" as code for reproducing the issue...

[dockimbel]

I think we can improve VID so that the image gets colored using the provided color.

[luce80]

This is better then my previous suggestion:

	system/view/VID/styles/image: [
		default-actor: on-down
		template: [type: 'base size: 100x100]
		init: [unless image [image: make image! reduce [size any [color white]]]]
	]