Fibonacci Lines Settings and Selection

[JerryWar]

I placed the manual Fibonacci retracement Drawing tool on my chart. I double clicked on one of the anchor lines expecting to bring up the settings and what I got was only the setting for the Anchor line color etc. It didn't allow me to adjust, Deselect or change the color of any of the retracements as they didn't show. What am I missing about this tool in NT8 ?

[NinjaTrader_EricB]

Hello JerryWar,

Thank you for your post,

There should be a dotted gray line, starting from the top left of the retracement and going diagonally to the bottom right. Double-clicking that line will let your access the Fibonacci retracement properties.

Within this menu, you can select the box next to Levels to edit or add additional price levels.

See the below section of our help guide for more information.

See "Understanding drawing object levels"

http://ninjatrader.com/support/helpG..._tools__ob.htm

We look forward to assisting further.

[JerryWar]

Ok, So look at the picture of what I get when I do that and tell me what I am doing Wrong.

Jerry

[NinjaTrader_EricB]

Hello JerryWar,

Thank you for your post,

Hover your mouse over the "7 price levels" field and the text should change to "Edit price levels..." Single-clicking there should open up the Levels window for you to edit.

[JerryWar]

Understand the problem with that. You can sit there and read what is in front of you and still not
understand where to find it. You must play a Hover search game for each tool setting. There needs to be
a Highlight or something on Dialog boxes that have greater depth.

Just a thought

[vickisb]

I agree. I was looking at this forever and it would just be coincidence if you happened to hover over the text to see the edit possibility. It would be helpful if there were some convention used like "..." afterwards or something similar to indicate that hovering would offer additional options.

[NinjaTrader_PatrickG]

There is a 'highlight' of this property when you mouse over it:

https://www.screencast.com/t/nKOslUou5LJ

Can you elaborate on what you would prefer to occur?