nice!!!!!!!!!!!! Just what i've been looking for!
nice!!!!!!!!!!!! Just what i've been looking for!
Mine ---Dell Latitude D820 - 8.10 - Core2Duo T7400, 3GB
G/f's --- Dell Studio 15 - 8.10 - Core2Duo T8400, 4GB, intel GMA Xeleventybillion.
for the next trick... turn my open menus transparent so it all blends together.
Sorry for being slighty offtopic (since this thread is about the panel)...
I'm trying to change the text-frame transparency for nautilus, especially for the desktop icons... and this just doesn't work for me
Turning the text-frame on/off works, changing colors works, but changing the alpha value simply doesn't do anything ( I'm killing GNOME with ctrl+backspace in order to log back in -> all changes except transparency are applied)Code:style "desktop-icon" { NautilusIconContainer::frame_text = 1 text[NORMAL] = "#000000" NautilusIconContainer::normal_alpha = 30 } class "GtkWidget" style "desktop-icon"
I'm not using XGL or any other fancy stuff, my distro is Feisty upgraded (not a fresh install) from a quite unaltered Edgy.
I'm using the proprietary ATI fglrx driver for my Radeon 9800XTX... though I don't realize how this should interfere with the settings in .gtkrc
I've even tried using XFCE's label_alpha = 30 instead of normal_alpha = 30... doesn't help either.
Edit: Gnome-Color-Chooser lets me set the alpha value and writes it correctly to .gtkrc-2.0-gnome-color-chooser (and there's an include in .gtkrc-2.0), but still no effect visible.
Thanks for any hints!
Last edited by bryonak; April 21st, 2007 at 04:23 PM.
Did you goto the links I posted earlier in the thread? If not, goto the GTK info page--I think it might have the info you need.
Also, look thru: http://developer.gnome.org/doc/
And for more weight that you might want: http://developer.gnome.org/projects/...2.0/index.html
Last edited by autocrosser; April 21st, 2007 at 05:26 PM.
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I'm having the same problem with Feisty, see my post #50 here.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=89197&page=5
The code I'm using worked perfectly well with both Dapper and Edgy.
I made the my_color style black: "#000000" Then I made a different style for only the panel:
Then I just changed the style of PanelWidget and PanelApplet from "my_color" to "panel_color"Code:style "panel_color" { fg[NORMAL] = "#whatever color you want" }
This way you have all of your normal black menus, but the panel is whatever you want it to be.
@ autocrosser
Thanks for the links... though they made me toy around with gtk+2 and write some basic applications, I haven't made any prgress concerning my (and alanh's) transparency problem
I think it might be related to my online-upgrading from Edgy, but I've no idea where to start searching.
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