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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    The style properties like
    Code:
        GtkButton::default_border         = {0, 0, 0, 0}
        GtkButton::default_outside_border = {0, 0, 0, 0}
        GtkButton::default_spacing        = 10
    aren't engine specific, all of them are gtk properties so they apply to any engine.

    About the murrine engine
    http://cimi.netsons.org/pages/murrine/options.php

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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    Quote Originally Posted by kpolice View Post
    The style properties like
    Code:
        GtkButton::default_border         = {0, 0, 0, 0}
        GtkButton::default_outside_border = {0, 0, 0, 0}
        GtkButton::default_spacing        = 10
    aren't engine specific, all of them are gtk properties so they apply to any engine.

    About the murrine engine
    http://cimi.netsons.org/pages/murrine/options.php
    Yeah, I hadn't messed with any of that because I was happy with my buttons...but I would guess that is a style default that I could change and see the results...and use my trial and error method to find a unique style that I am happy with...

    Thanks for the link...and I also edited my post above to explain a point a bit further so check it out...

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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    these are some effects that i found in the Gnomesmooth -green theme ........ they basically use the smooth engine........i hope its usefull...........

    style "vscrollbar"
    {
    engine "smooth" {
    fill
    {
    style = shaded
    hdirection = vertical
    vdirection = horizontal
    shade1 = 1.05
    shade2 = 0.95

    and


    style "hscrollbar"
    {
    engine "smooth" {
    fill
    {
    style = shaded
    hdirection = vertical
    vdirection = horizontal
    shade1 = 1.05
    shade2 = 0.95
    }

    line
    {
    style = smooth
    thickness = 1
    }

    trough
    {
    fill
    {
    style = solid
    }
    }

    grip
    {
    style = dots_in
    count = 3
    spacing = 2
    }

    focus
    {
    foreground[ACTIVE] = "#83A67F"
    foreground[SELECTED] = "#83A67F"
    foreground[NORMAL] = "#83A67F"
    foreground[PRELIGHT] = "#83A67F"
    }

    arrow
    {
    style = cleanice
    solid = TRUE
    xpadding = 1
    ypadding = 1

    INSENSITIVE
    {
    etched = TRUE
    }
    }
    }
    }
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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    you also mentioned in your first post in this thread that


    bg[NORMAL] = This is the overall color of the Browser for Firefox, xubuntu/ubuntu, Thunderbird, and all apps. It creates the color that is used for my gradient browser themes. It is also all of the buttons, scroll bar handles, panel handle, Drop down menus (before you roll over them with the mouse tool tip).

    i wonder if there is a way to use seperate colors for windows from the menus ....and you know seperate the colors of the buttons from panel handles and all...??
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  5. #45

    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    If you read the tutorial you will understand how it works and how to apply different styles to different widgets.

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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    I find the best thing to do is to just try every idea you have, along with reading my tutorial, his link to the GTK tutorial, the tips on different gtkrc files and what ever else you find about themes...

    ...If it doesn't work, it either won't show, or it will cause your theme to go to the default gray and blue...or if you really screw things up....you can always find a way to fix it.

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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    A new variation that I made a bit tighter:



    Last edited by crimesaucer; June 23rd, 2007 at 03:35 PM.

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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    Hi. I got a few questions (mainly regarding the secret identity of a couple of classes/widgets/whatever). First, an image of the Work In Progress itself:



    And now my questions (which corrospond to the arrows):

    #1: The titlebar is definitely changing. A lot. That was a concept piece. No need for insults. That's not the point of this post.

    #2: What is this class/widget_class called? I can't figure it out, and any time I try something for it (like "*Combo*" or "*Box*"), something changes that I don't want to.

    #3: Same question/issue as #2. I'd like the drop-down arrow thing to be the same shape/style as the one below it ("GtkCombo"), but don't know which class/widget to fit the style to.

    And a question that can't be shown in that picture: Does anyone know if there's a comprehensive guide to everything that can go between the engine "xfce" brackets? Reading this thread, it seems that most people are eager to learn about the other engines. Well, I'd like to stick proudly by little Xerry (that's what I call the mouse; heard it called that in IRC once), and just milk the Xfce engine for all it's work. A google of xfce theme engine boxfill smooth_edge (I figured some of the 'parts' would help get more results) led me here, yet sadly after five pages I remain unanswered.

    Thanks for thoughts/answers o/

    (By the way, I've seen some groovie themes here, guys, keep it up! (And not a Vista/Mac look in the lot of 'em ^^))

    Edit: Thought I'd stick my gtkrc so far in here:

    Code:
    style "default"
    {
    
    # Gtk widgetry
    
    
    # Modify the X/Y thickness
      xthickness = 0
      ythickness = 0
    
    # Set the background,foreground, text, and base colours
      bg[NORMAL]		= "#009900"	# The normal colour.
      bg[PRELIGHT]		= "#00c300"	# "On hover".
      bg[ACTIVE]		= "#00ed00"	# When a button is pressed.
      bg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#008000"	# Disabled widget.
      bg[SELECTED]		= "#00ff00"	# When text is selected.
      fg[NORMAL]		= "#17fc00"
      fg[PRELIGHT]		= "#ac3600"
      fg[ACTIVE]		= "#ff5151"
      fg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#008000"
      fg[SELECTED]		= "#000000"
      text[NORMAL]		= "#00dc00"
      text[PRELIGHT]	= "#00ff00"
      text[ACTIVE]		= "#00ff99"
      text[INSENSITIVE]	= "#008000"
      text[SELECTED]	= "#000000"
      base[NORMAL]		= "#008000"
      base[PRELIGHT]	= "#ff6e6e"
      base[ACTIVE]		= "#ff6e6e"
      base[INSENSITIVE]	= "#a84848"
      base[SELECTED]	= "#ffb66e"
    
    }
    
    style "testing"
    {
    
      xthickness = 0
      ythickness = 0
    
      bg[NORMAL]	= "#000000"
      fg[NORMAL]	= "#000000"
      text[NORMAL]	= "#000000"
      base[NORMAL]	= "#000000"
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        smooth_edge = true
      }
    
    }
    
    style "scrollbar" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 0
      ythickness = 1
    
      engine "xfce" 
      {
         grip_style = smooth
         smooth_edge = true
         boxfill
         {
             fill_style = gradient
             orientation = auto
             shade_start = 1.13
             shade_end = 0.87
         }
      }
    
    }
    
    style "menubar" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 0
      ythickness = 0
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        boxfill
        {
          fill_style = gradient
          orientation = vertical
          shade_start = 0.92
          shade_end = 1.00
        }
      }
    }
    
    style "menuitem" = "default"
    {
    
      fg[NORMAL]	= "#fc1700"
      fg[ACTIVE]	= "#51ff51"
      fg[SELECTED]	= "#ff0000"
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        boxfill
        {
          fill_style = gradient
          orientation = vertical
          shade_start = 1.00
          shade_end = 0.87
        }
      }
    }
    
    style "button" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 1
      ythickness = 1
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        boxfill
        {
          fill_style = gradient
          orientation = vertical
          shade_start = 1.10
          shade_end = 0.95
        }
      }
    }
    
    style "check" = "default"
    {
    
      text[NORMAL]		= "#00ff00"
      fg[NORMAL]		= "#00dc00"
      fg[PRELIGHT]		= "#a300a3"
      fg[ACTIVE]		= "#80ff80"
      fg[SELECTED]		= "#32ff32"
      fg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#008000"
      base[NORMAL]		= "#ff0000"
      base[PRELIGHT]	= "#ff6e6e"
      base[ACTIVE]		= "#ff6e6e"
      base[INSENSITIVE]	= "#a84848"
      base[SELECTED]	= "#ffb66e"
    
    }
    
    style "titlebar" = "default"
    {
    
      bg[SELECTED]		= "#00ac00"
      bg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#008000"
      fg[SELECTED]		= "#ff0000"
      fg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#800000"
    }
    
    style "panel" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 0
      ythickness = 0
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        boxfill
        {
          fill_style = gradient
          orientation = vertical
          shade_start = 0.83
          shade_end = 1.13
        }
      }
    }
    
    widget_class "*"		style "default"
    
    widget_class "*Button*"		style "button"
    class "*Button*"		style "button"
    widget_class "*button*"		style "button"
    class "*button*"		style "button"
    widget_class "*OptionMenu*"	style "button"
    class "*OptionMenu*"		style "button"
    widget_class "*Tree*"		style "button"
    class "*Tree*"			style "button"
    widget_class "*GtkScale*"	style "button"
    class "*GtkScale*"		style "button"
    
    widget_class "*Panel*"		style "panel"
    class "*Panel*"			style "panel"
    
    widget_class "*CheckButton*"	style "check"
    class "*CheckButton*"		style "check"
    widget_class "*RadioButton*"	style "check"
    class "*RadioButton*"		style "check"
    
    widget_class "*List*"		style "default"
    class "*List*"			style "default"
    widget_class "*Text*"		style "check"
    class "*Text*"			style "check"
    widget_class "*Entry*"		style "check"	# Drop down list/Editbox
    class "*Entry*"			style "check"
    widget_class "*ComboBox*"	style "check"
    class "*ComboBox*"		style "check"
    
    widget_class "*MenuBar"		style "menubar"
    class "*MenuBar"		style "menubar"
    widget_class "*ToolBar"		style "menubar"
    class "*ToolBar"		style "menubar"
    widget_class "*BonoboDockItem"	style "menubar"
    class "*BonoboDockItem"		style "menubar"
    widget_class "*HandleBox"	style "menubar"
    class "*HandleBox"		style "menubar"
    
    widget_class "*MenuItem*"	style "menuitem"
    class "*MenuItem*"		style "menuitem"
    
    widget_class "*Scrollbar*"	style "scrollbar"
    class "*Scrollbar*"		style "scrollbar"
    widget_class "*GtkProgress*"	style "scrollbar"
    class "*GtkProgress*"		style "scrollbar"
    
    widget "xfwm"			style "titlebar"
    class "MetaFrames"		style "titlebar"
    widget_class "MetaFrames"	style "titlebar"
    (Like I said, it's a Work In Progress)
    Last edited by ceil420; June 30th, 2007 at 10:16 AM.
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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    Hello, I'll try to help...but remember, I'm a beginner also...

    For #1, can you explain how it's "changing"...and I don't insult people so don't worry, and I hope others don't insult me either if I do something wrong.

    Constructive criticism is a much better way to learn.

    As for the colors of the title bar:

    Code:
    style "titlebar" = "default"
    {
        bg[SELECTED]      = "background color of open window"
        fg[SELECTED]      =  "title text color of open window"
        bg[INSENSITIVE]   = "background color of the windows that are behind the open window"
        fg[INSENSITIVE]   =  "title text color of the windows behind the open window (doesn't change the closing buttons of the xfwm pixmap theme...you must change your xfwm window theme for that)"
    }
    
    widget "xfwm"                      style "titlebar" 
    class "MetaFrames"                 style "titlebar" 
    widget_class "MetaFrames"          style "titlebar"
    ...you might want to change the details of your xfwm theme: http://wiki.xfce.org/xfwm4_theme_howto


    for #2, that is a good question, as the names on "thewidgetfactory" are: ComboBox and ComboBoxEntry...but they aren't in my gtkrc, or any Xfce gtkrc that I have looked at.

    I know that I make the ComboBox match with this part of my gtkrc:

    Code:
    style "colored" = "default"
    {
        xthickness = 2  #  Affects the Thunar Path Box as well as other things.
        ythickness = 2  #  Affects the Thunar Path Box as well as other things.
    
        bg[ACTIVE]        = Active button on panel handle, selected background color when clicking any app button, (not Firefox), ComboBox Drop down menu arrow button bg.
        bg[PRELIGHT]      = Rollover background color (hover) on all buttons and drop down menus.
    
        fg[ACTIVE]        = Font for active button, ComboBoxEntry drop down foreground arrow.
        fg[PRELIGHT]      = Font color for all selected buttons (roll over) except ComboBox and ComboBoxEntry (only arrows), Also font color for all rollover drop down menus.
    
        text[ACTIVE]      = Old highlighted font (like if you highlight text, and then click on a different window, the text color and bg color will change. This is for the text foreground font color for the base[active] background color. (basically, "active" is like a folder that is opened before opening the next folder which is base[selected] and text[selected] ) 
        text[PRELIGHT]    = ComboBox and ComboBoxEntry font color.
    
        engine "xfce" 
        {
            smooth_edge = true
            grip_style = slide
            boxfill
            {
                fill_style = gradient    
                orientation = vertical    
                shade_start = 1.24        
                shade_end = 0.83          
    
    # I changed the "fill_style = plain", to  "= gradient" for the rollover buttons.
    # It affects drop down menus in Firefox, and other menus. I chose "orientation = vertical"
    # try "orientation = auto" and see if you like it.   
    # auto will draw the gradient sideways sometimes. 
    # Also mess with the "shade_start" percentage numbers 
    # and the "shade_end" percentage numbers for different affects.
    
    	}                             
        }
    }
    
    widget_class "*List*"              style "colored"
    class "*List*"                     style "colored"
    widget_class "*Text*"              style "colored"
    class "*Text*"                     style "colored"
    widget_class "*Entry*"             style "colored"
    class "*Entry*"                    style "colored"

    and for #3, I don't know how to change the size of the arrow, and it seems that way in most Xfce themes also.


    All I know how to do is change the colors of the arrows and the backgrounds of it...and that is in that section above...in the: style "colored" = "default"

    and I think you know that part good because all of your colors match....



    ....as for your 4:20 theme, I can tell your close button is a weed leaf, and your minimize button is a bowl, but what is your middle button on the right? Is it a heart?

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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    Quote Originally Posted by crimesaucer View Post
    Hello, I'll try to help...but remember, I'm a beginner also...

    For #1, can you explain how it's "changing"...and I don't insult people so don't worry, and I hope others don't insult me either if I do something wrong.

    for #2, that is a good question, as the names on "thewidgetfactory" are: ComboBox and ComboBoxEntry...but they aren't in my gtkrc, or any Xfce gtkrc that I have looked at.

    I know that I make the ComboBox match with this part of my gtkrc:

    [CODE/CODE]

    and for #3, I don't know how to change the size of the arrow, and it seems that way in most Xfce themes also.

    All I know how to do is change the colors of the arrows and the backgrounds of it...and that is in that section above...in the: style "colored" = "default"

    and I think you know that part good because all of your colors match....

    ....as for your 4:20 theme, I can tell your close button is a weed leaf, and your minimize button is a bowl, but what is your middle button on the right? Is it a heart?
    For #1, when I posted about it, I meant to imply that I didn't need help with it :x Xfwm4 is easy (i love bringing ascii art to life with .xpm files :D), it's the gtkrc part I was havin' problems with.

    For #2, You're right, and after much tweakery, I discovered how to do it :)

    For #3, Damn. It'd be nice to set those buttons to be the same size.

    And the maximize button is a very poorly done hookah :p (the shade button turned into a peace sign in the final version, and the minimize button is now a standing joint that's easier to click; all the buttons got rasta-fied to Red, Yellow, and Green ;) )

    While your response is much appreciated, I learned a lot between the time of this writing and the time of my last; having completed the "Sativa" theme, and nearly finished another, which I'll post here (along with it's gtkrc file; I can post the xfwm4 files if someone really wants them), based on Final Fantasy VII. I made the desktop back in my Windows days on Photoshop CS2 (man I miss that program), using a still from the Advent Chidlren movie and a custom feather brush with various effects that I wish I could easily duplicate in the GIMP :x



    The theme's only like 85% done, I'd say; I thought it was complete until I saw it outside of TheWidgetFactory (excellent program, that). I'm not too happy with the browns I put in it; I'll post a better look at the theme itself when I do. But you can kinda see the buttons on my panel (those won't change), and everything important about the xfwm4 files is visible. I worked very hard scaling down various images (including my own personal seal for the "shade" button, and a feather from the desktop for "minimize"; that meteor "close" button is from the Final Fantasy VII logo itself) in the GIMP to 18x18 pixels, and then typing them up Mousepad, and picking colours straight out of the images (for the chocobo and meteor). Except for the chocobo, all the buttons use a gradient with the colours from the meteor; I just the drop of colour the chocobo adds to the titlebar :)

    And here's the gtkrc file (like I said, those flesh tones are gonna change for the windows; they don't look bad as fonts):

    Code:
    # Colours (shades of white, blue, and flesh)
    #
    # FFFFFF F3E6DD
    # F1EBF9 EAD8CB
    # D4D4F8 D6BEAC
    # C5BBED CAA990
    # B7A1F4 BE9373
    # 8080FF A77149
    # 5050FF 92572B
    # 0000FF 82481D
    
    style "default"
    {
    
      GtkRange::slider_width		= 14
      GtkRange::stepper_size		= 14
      GtkRange::stepper_spacing		= 2
      GtkRange::trough_border		= 0
      GtkScrollbar::min_slider_length	= 20
      GtkMenu::horizontal-padding		= 4
      GtkMenuItem::selected_shadow_type	= out
      GtkMenuItem::horizontal_padding	= 1
      GtkRadioButton::indicator_size	= 10
      GtkToolbar::shadow_type		= none
      GtkWidget::focus-line-width		= 0
      GtkNotebook::tab-curvature		= 5
      GtkNotebook::tab-overlap		= 3
    
      xthickness = 2
      ythickness = 2
    
      bg[NORMAL]		= "#FFFFFF"	# The normal colour.
      bg[PRELIGHT]		= "#F1EBF9"	# "On hover".
      bg[ACTIVE]		= "#C5BBED"	# When a button is pressed.
      bg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#D6BEAC"	# Disabled widget.
      bg[SELECTED]		= "#8080FF"	# When text is selected.
      fg[NORMAL]		= "#82481D"
      fg[PRELIGHT]		= "#BA9E89"
      fg[ACTIVE]		= "#A77149"
      fg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#5D4F44"
      fg[SELECTED]		= "#FFFFFF"
      text[NORMAL]		= "#92572B"
      text[PRELIGHT]	= "#82481D"
      text[ACTIVE]		= "#EAD8CB"
      text[INSENSITIVE]	= "#D6BEAC"
      text[SELECTED]	= "#FFFFFF"
      base[NORMAL]		= "#EAD8CB"
      base[PRELIGHT]	= "#F3E6DD"
      base[ACTIVE]		= "#D2B7A2"
      base[INSENSITIVE]	= "#A77149"
      base[SELECTED]	= "#A88E77"
    
    }
    
    style "testing"
    {
    
      xthickness = 5
      ythickness = 5
    
    #  bg[NORMAL]		= "#FFFFFF"	# The normal colour.
    #  bg[PRELIGHT]		= "#FFFFFF"	# "On hover".
    #  bg[ACTIVE]		= "#FFFFFF"	# When a button is pressed.
    #  bg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#FFFFFF"	# Disabled widget.
    #  bg[SELECTED]		= "#FFFFFF"	# When text is selected.
    #  fg[NORMAL]		= "#FFFFFF"
    #  fg[PRELIGHT]		= "#FFFFFF"
    #  fg[ACTIVE]		= "#FFFFFF"
    #  fg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#FFFFFF"
    #  fg[SELECTED]		= "#FFFFFF"
    #  text[NORMAL]		= "#FFFFFF"
    #  text[PRELIGHT]	= "#FFFFFF"
    #  text[ACTIVE]		= "#FFFFFF"
    #  text[INSENSITIVE]	= "#FFFFFF"
    #  text[SELECTED]	= "#FFFFFF"
    #  base[NORMAL]		= "#FFFFFF"
    #  base[PRELIGHT]	= "#FFFFFF"
    #  base[ACTIVE]		= "#FFFFFF"
    #  base[INSENSITIVE]	= "#FFFFFF"
    #  base[SELECTED]	= "#FFFFFF"
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        smooth_edge = false
      }
    
    }
    
    style "pbar" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 0
      ythickness = 0
    
      bg[NORMAL]	= "#FFFFFF"
      bg[PRELIGHT]	= "#F1EBF9"
      engine "xfce" 
      {
         smooth_edge = true
         boxfill
         {
             fill_style = gradient
             orientation = auto
             shade_start = 1.13
             shade_end = 0.87
         }
      }
    
    }
    
    style "scale" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 2
      ythickness = 2
    
      bg[NORMAL]		= "#D4D4F8"
      bg[PRELIGHT]		= "#F1EBF9"
      bg[ACTIVE]		= "#F1EBF9"
      bg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#B7A1F4"
      base[SELECTED]	= "#F1EBF9"
      base[ACTIVE]		= "#FFFFFF"
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        grip_style = slide
        smooth_edge = true
        boxfill
        {
          fill_style = gradient
          shade_start = 1.13
          shade_end = 1.00
        }
      }
    
    }
    
    style "menubar" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 0
      ythickness = 0
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        boxfill
        {
          fill_style = gradient
          orientation = vertical
          shade_start = 0.92
          shade_end = 1.00
        }
      }
    }
    
    style "menuitem" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 2
      ythickness = 2
    
      fg[NORMAL]		= "#8080FF"
      fg[PRELIGHT]		= "#0000FF"
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        smooth_edge = true
        boxfill
        {
          fill_style = gradient
          orientation = auto
          shade_start = 1.13
          shade_end = 0.87
        }
      }
    }
    
    style "button" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 2
      ythickness = 2
    
      fg[NORMAL]		= "#A77149"
      fg[PRELIGHT]		= "#82481D"
      fg[ACTIVE]		= "#92572B"
      fg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#5D4F44"
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        boxfill
        {
          fill_style = gradient
          orientation = vertical
          shade_start = 1.13
          shade_end = 0.87
        }
      }
    }
    
    style "check" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness = 1
      ythickness = 1
    
      bg[SELECTED]		= "#CAA990"
    
    }
    
    style "frame" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness	= 1
      ythickness	= 1
    
      fg[NORMAL]		= "#A77149"
      bg[NORMAL]		= "#D6BEAC"
    
    }
    
    style "tabs" = "default"
    {
    
      xthickness	= 1
      ythickness	= 1
    
      bg[ACTIVE]		= "#F1EBF9"
    
      engine "xfce"
      {
        boxfill
        {
          fill_style = gradient
          orientation = auto
          shade_start = 1.13
          shade_end = 1.00
        }
      }
    
    }
    
    widget_class "*"		style "default"
    
    widget_class "*Button*"		style "button"
    class "*Button*"		style "button"
    widget_class "*button*"		style "button"
    class "*button*"		style "button"
    widget_class "*OptionMenu*"	style "button"
    class "*OptionMenu*"		style "button"
    widget_class "*Tree*"		style "button"
    class "*Tree*"			style "button"
    
    widget_class "*CheckButton*"	style "check"
    class "*CheckButton*"		style "check"
    widget_class "*RadioButton*"	style "check"
    class "*RadioButton*"		style "check"
    widget_class "*ComboBox*"	style "check"
    class "*ComboBox*"		style "check"
    widget_class "*List*"		style "check"
    class "*List*"			style "check"
    widget_class "*Text*"		style "check"
    class "*Text*"			style "check"
    widget_class "*Entry*"		style "check"
    class "*Entry*"			style "check"
    widget_class "*ComboBoxEntry*"	style "check"
    class "*ComboBoxEntry*"		style "check"
    
    widget_class "*MenuBar"		style "menubar"
    class "*MenuBar"		style "menubar"
    widget_class "*ToolBar"		style "menubar"
    class "*ToolBar"		style "menubar"
    widget_class "*BonoboDockItem"	style "menubar"
    class "*BonoboDockItem"		style "menubar"
    widget_class "*HandleBox"	style "menubar"
    class "*HandleBox"		style "menubar"
    
    widget_class "*MenuItem*"	style "menuitem"
    class "*MenuItem*"		style "menuitem"
    
    widget_class "*GtkProgress*"	style "pbar"
    class "*GtkProgress*"		style "pbar"
    
    widget_class "*Scrollbar*"	style "scale"
    class "*Scrollbar*"		style "scale"
    widget_class "*GtkScale*"	style "scale"
    class "*GtkScale*"		style "scale"
    widget_class "*Scale*"		style "scale"
    class "*Scale*"			style "scale"
    
    widget_class "*Frame*"		style "frame"
    class "*Frame*"			style "frame"
    
    widget_class "*Notebook*"	style "tabs"
    class "*Notebook*"		style "tabs"
    
    widget "xfwm"			style "default"
    class "MetaFrames"		style "default"
    widget_class "MetaFrames"	style "default"
    Looking over that again, it reminds me; if anyone's lookin' for how to change the tabs, it's GtkNotebook widget :x Took me a while to figure that out. I'll post a WidgetFactory shot after I fine-tune it some more, and the completed gtkrc file. If I'm happy enough with the theme, you may even see it on xfce-look.org in the near future ;)

    Thanks again, crimesaucer o/ And happy theming, everyone \o
    "Following our will and wind, we may just go where no one's been! We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no one's been! Spiral out! Keep going!"

    -Maynard James Keenan

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