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

    I want my menus have rounded corners instead of square. How can I do that??

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

    great tutorial, thx.

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

    Quote Originally Posted by quantruong1985 View Post
    I want my menus have rounded corners instead of square. How can I do that??
    Can't, unfortunately.
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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    Quote Originally Posted by seenxu View Post
    great tutorial, thx.
    Thank you, I haven't made a "xfce4-engines" theme since the summer of 2007.... I started to use gnome and the clearlooks-glossy engine that is pretty straight forward and easy to customize..... then I went back to xfce4 and fell in love with the murrine-svn engines.


    I think the murrine-svn is one of the most customizable engines out there. This is my current:


    http://i480.photobucket.com/albums/r...nshot-48-4.png
    Last edited by crimesaucer; January 9th, 2009 at 06:53 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crimesaucer View Post
    Thank you, I haven't made a "xfce4-engines" theme since the summer of 2007.... I started to use gnome and the clearlooks-glossy engine that is pretty straight forward and easy to customize..... then I went back to xfce4 and fell in love with the murrine-svn engines.


    I think the murrine-svn is one of the most customizable engines out there. This is my current:


    http://i480.photobucket.com/albums/r...nshot-48-4.png
    Sorry to dig up and old thread.. I'm using a murrine based theme in Ubuntu Jaunty at the moment and am having trouble finding out what to edit in the gktrc file to make the gnome panel clock appear on 2 lines, like with a line break. I have seen win7 clone themes on gnome-look that do do this, though at the moment I can only achieve this in my current theme by putting a literal line break in to the custom format of the clock in gconf-editor, but it ends up looking strange as the bottom line of the clock is very close the bottom of the panel. The panel that I use is 40px, and I do not want to increase or decrease this (If I increase to 47px+ it causes the line break, but this is too much of an increase for me).

    Any help would be apreciated, thanks.

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

    Thank you, this guide is really helpful

    Do you have any tips on how to make rounded edges on theme borders? Mine always seem jaggy because they're not anti aliased properly

    EDIT: I'd also like to know how to change the color of the sidebar BG in nautilus. Couldn't seem to find any info on that
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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    Well I should thank for the tutorial ....I read your tutorial ...I didn't understand many but didn't stopped trying ..so after some trial and error process I came up with cool flat theme just perfect for my taste ...

    I have a little problem with gtkrc

    I posted two screenshots
    screenshot 10 is my present theme ....Its flat but I dont want the blue line at the top of tab ..instead I want it like shade which will be in glossy theme

    my requirement is the tab style in glossy theme ....screenshot 11

    all I want is my tabs should have gradient colour instead of the line over top ...I think you people get my problem
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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    please somebody take interest in my problem and solve my problems ....

    I dont think that this little thing will be a great deal to you users ....bcz all of u have edited full gtkrc's but I asking for only a little from that

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

    Quote Originally Posted by dumblebee100 View Post
    Well I should thank for the tutorial ....I read your tutorial ...I didn't understand many but didn't stopped trying ..so after some trial and error process I came up with cool flat theme just perfect for my taste ...

    I have a little problem with gtkrc

    I posted two screenshots
    screenshot 10 is my present theme ....Its flat but I dont want the blue line at the top of tab ..instead I want it like shade which will be in glossy theme

    my requirement is the tab style in glossy theme ....screenshot 11

    all I want is my tabs should have gradient colour instead of the line over top ...I think you people get my problem
    engine "clearlooks" {
    colorize_scrollbar = FALSE
    reliefstyle = 2
    menubarstyle = 2
    toolbarstyle = 1
    animation = TRUE
    radius = 3.0
    style = GLOSSY

    # Set a hint to disable backward compatibility fallbacks.
    hint = "use-hints"
    }


    Style = GLOSSY controls it. Unfortunately it changes the entire theme to glossy and not just the tabs.
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    Re: A Beginner "How To" for gtkrc themes.

    Quote Originally Posted by dumblebee100 View Post
    please somebody take interest in my problem and solve my problems ....

    I dont think that this little thing will be a great deal to you users ....bcz all of u have edited full gtkrc's but I asking for only a little from that
    I'm sorry, I stopped using ubuntu in 2007, and when the fourms discontinued the Other OS section I find myself rarely visiting my old Ubuntu Forums account. This is the first time I've seen this question (on 11/03/09), and it looks like Exodist answered it correctly.

    Just change "style = CLASSIC" or "style = GUMMY" to:

    Code:
    style = GLOSSY
    for the tabs to use a fade (it will also change the buttons and other things).


    If you try the murrine gtk engine, you can also use the faded tabs while still using the murrine style buttons and other things. I put this part in some of my murrine gtkrc files for faded tabs (although usually I use the CLASSIC setting because I think it looks best):

    Code:
    style "notebook" = "notebook-bg"
    {	
    	engine "clearlooks"
    	{
    		radius = 0.0
    		style = GLOSSY
    	}
    }
    This gives me Clearlooks tabs on a murrine theme.

    clearlooks CLASSIC tabs on murrine:


    clearlooks GUMMY tabs on murrine:


    clearlooks GLOSSY tabs on murrine:
    Last edited by crimesaucer; November 6th, 2009 at 09:20 PM.

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