You could pack it in a GtkFrame ... ?
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From: Ken Resander <kresan...@yahoo.com>
To: gtk-list@gnome.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 1, 2009 12:01:36 PM
Subject: Why no borders on GTK text, list and treeviews?
I am using the 'Human' Ubuntu theme available via
System->Preferences->Appearance.
I embed the views in a scrolled_window, which in turn is put in a container.
The text, list and treeview show the data and behave ok, but have no borders.
I am conditioned by Windows, HTML, SVG and CSS and have been fumbling around
trying to find a setborderwidth function without success. There is a
gtk_widget_set_style call that sets multiple style properties, but there is no
property named border-width. There are two properties called xthickness and
ythickness. Do these refer to border thickness?
However, when I call gtk_widget_get_style() for the textview, xthickess and
ythickness both come out as 2, but there are no borders visible. I think I am
missing something here.
How can I make the borders show?
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