mattigras
September 16th, 2007, 01:14 AM
Is there a way to change GTK class attributes per application?
The theme I'm working on is mostly dark with white text, but when I run Geany, the message window inherits the white text from my theme, but uses Geany's light-colored background, so i can't see messages unless I click on them (see screenshot). I'm pretty sure I just need to make another gtkrc file that changes the attributes of that one class to have black text but leave everything else the same. I just need to know where to put that rc file so that it will load whenever Geany starts. anybody know if this is even possible?
I just started working on my theme tonight, so it's a work in progress but its getting there. If anybody has any ideas about which class style I need to change, those would be appreciated as well.
I'm running Xubuntu Feisty.
The theme I'm working on is mostly dark with white text, but when I run Geany, the message window inherits the white text from my theme, but uses Geany's light-colored background, so i can't see messages unless I click on them (see screenshot). I'm pretty sure I just need to make another gtkrc file that changes the attributes of that one class to have black text but leave everything else the same. I just need to know where to put that rc file so that it will load whenever Geany starts. anybody know if this is even possible?
I just started working on my theme tonight, so it's a work in progress but its getting there. If anybody has any ideas about which class style I need to change, those would be appreciated as well.
I'm running Xubuntu Feisty.