>[...] did it work using "menu" as the selector in the CSS?
That works for me:
```
menu {border: 1px solid black}
```
Then indeed not only the tab-switcher has a border but also the menu-list of
each item of the menu bar. It is good to have it like this to make also there a
clear separation
Closed #3797 as completed.
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@ralf3u did it work using "menu" as the selector in the CSS?
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> @eht16 The popup is a dynamically created menu, can you invoke the inspector
> while it remains visible?
No :(. This is what I meant with "I failed to pick the mentioned menu" above.
But maybe it is possible and it is just me not getting it.
Maybe a search engine can help on this or some GTK
I see now. Yes, different popup.
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@xiota h, we seem to be talking about different things. Here (Geany 1.38
and 2.0) shift+f10 does not create a dialog, it creates a popup menu, which
isn't named.
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Unknown reason, the tab switcher dialog on my computer is named GeanyDialog,
and the CSS I pasted does work.
Maybe the switcher dialog should be assigned a name (GeanyDialogSwitcher?) so
that it can be styled more easily after the next release.
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@xiota does that change the tab switcher popup, AFAICT (from the code) it has
no name? @ralf3u thats why I suggested using "menu" as the selector.
AFAICT GeanyDialog is only used for dialogs, except for GeanyDialogSearch and
GeanyDialogProject which for some reason have their own names.
But
I added the code from the last comment in geany.css.
First in geany.css that is located in .config/geany/, and then in geany.css
that is located in /usr/share/geany/.
After a restart of Geany the tab-switcher has still no border.
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I found the name "GeanyDialog". Maybe following should be added to default
`geany.css` because the existing dialog (at least on my computer) is a
borderless rectangle that blends in with the background.
```
#GeanyDialog {
border-width: 2px;
border-style: solid;
@ralf3u
> > You could try applying it to all menus [...]
> How?
menu??
Most GTK classes have the CSS nodes specified in the docs, like
[menu](https://docs.gtk.org/gtk3/class.Menu.html#css-nodes)
@eht16 The popup is a dynamically created menu, can you invoke the inspector
while it remains
Maybe the GTK Inspector can help, https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GTK/Inspector.
Basically, enable it by executing `gsettings set org.gtk.Settings.Debug
enable-inspector-keybinding true` and then start it from within Geany with the
keyboard shortcut `Control-Shift-D`.
The inspector allows to
>You could try applying it to all menus [...]
How?
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Only the listed selectors exist, the popup isn't named. You could try applying
it to all menus and see if it ruins the normal menus, or maybe even makes them
clearer as well.
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>I don't remember if 1.38 has Tools->Configuration Files->geany.css to handle
>all the copying and stuff
Yes, it has.
> You can make tweaks using geany.ccs
I know that I have to add the value `border: 1px solid black;`, but I don't
know the selector name.
On this webpage
Things like this are not controlled by Geany, they are controlled by the GTK
theme. You can make tweaks using geany.ccs, (I don't remember if 1.38 has
`Tools->Configuration Files->geany.css` to handle all the copying and stuff)
but having no experience with ePaper displays and their
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