Hey I noticed the little "bow tie" effect you have going, if you didn't already know, it's because the widgets are too round for their size. I'm pretty sure you can hand specify the roundness for individual widgets (like scrollbars) by adding
engine "murrine"
{
roundness: 3;
}
or something similar to the scrollbar portion of the gtkrc.
Really I think the theme engine should cap the roundness so that this sort of thing doesn't happen, but whatever...
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hey man i really got thanks to you i can find better theme for my gnome this theme look awesome ...really really thanks really thanks ....
Great theme, but I've got a problem. When I hover the mouse over a menu item, it becomes "invisible", text and background are white.
hmmm... that shouldn't happen does it happen to all applications or just a few? and if so, which one(s)?
Gnome menu, Mozilla, desktop... everywhere, but I think it's my fault, I just need to find where is the problem.
Oh, I'm STUPID, I hadn't installed murrine engine. Now it looks... BEAUTIFUL. Great job!
Ha yeah, I thought that could have been the problem. But, nice job on working it out. And thanks =]
Hey I noticed the little "bow tie" effect you have going, if you didn't already know, it's because the widgets are too round for their size. I'm pretty sure you can hand specify the roundness for individual widgets (like scrollbars) by adding engine "murrine" { roundness: 3; } or something similar to the scrollbar portion of the gtkrc. Really I think the theme engine should cap the roundness so that this sort of thing doesn't happen, but whatever...
ahh i see i didn't notice that until you pointed it out, thanks.