ok, I've figured some of this out (like the fact that evolution uses the text[] things for the themes), but am running into issues that I now believe are actually problems with evolution (or gtk)
anyway, in my default style, I have the following entry: text[NORMAL] = "#C3C3C9" #Text color it works well enough, producing some grey text that's ever so slightly bluish. evolution displays it just fine (as do other programs when I use fg[NORMAL] with the same value). However, when I use this color, the "email headers" portion of message goes completely black (or something very close - it's somewhat hard to tell). After playing around a bit, I tried other values, like 0000FF and 00FFFF, both of which generated a light grey box instead of black. but the instant that the red field is set to anything above 0F, that box goes black. I've tested with a wide range of values, from 000000, 0F0000 and 100000 (the last of which results in a black box) to any number of other values for green and blue.. but it seems to be that only the red settings make a difference. None of the other values (bg[], base[], etc) seem to make a difference here, either. anyway, just thought I'd point it out in case it really is a bug. -Chris On Mon, 2002-02-18 at 11:47, Chris wrote: > I finaly got sick of non-compliance in the dark-shaded themes I've been > using, and decided to design my own. However, it seems that evolution > doesn't use the standard widget names (or widgets, for that matter) in > any of its views (I'm a bit new to theme design, so maybe I'm just not > familiar with things)... does anyone know which widgets evolution uses > for things like: > > the folder list tree > the email list > the font color in both of these > > I've tried GtkText, GtkList, GtkTree, GtkTreeItem, GtkListItem and > GtkCList, but none of them seem to affect evo's colors. The fonts are > even stranger, since evo uses black text when I have NO black text > defined anywhere in the theme (really annoying since the theme is so > dark - it needs light text to be readable) > > I've also noticed that the text area (the thing I'm typing this message > into right now) doesn't seem to be a GTKText.. > > these are obviously SOME kind of widget, as they do grab the default > colors (which are inappropriate and WAY too dark for these lists if evo > insists on using black fonts) > > -Chris _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution