Closed #55 as completed.
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Great, good to hear!
I'm closing this issue as I believe the scrollbars are reasonably sized by
default and overriding their size works too.
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Right you are. There was a syntax error, which was hard to spot: A spare `/`
character had been inserted somewhere in the edit buffer. I guess I
accidentally hit this key when editing, without noticing. Works now!
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Are you sure you don't have some syntax error in `geany.css` that would
possibly prevent its loading? I'd suggest that you make a backup of this file
somewhere and then place just
```css
scrollbar slider {
min-width: 20px;
}
```
in it and restart geany. If it works, you'd have to figure
Thank you very much for your attempts to help. I put the code you suggested
into geany.css (using a min-width of 22px), since I want to have the wide
scrollbar independent of the theme, and after restarting got indeed a think
scrollbar, which was convenient to use. However, after terminating Gea
Just have a look at the theme file at
```
/Applications/Geany.app/Contents/Resources/share/themes/Prof-Gnome/gtk-3.0/main-light.css
```
(assuming you are using the light theme, the dark one would be configured in
main-dark.css)
Scrollbar styling starts at line 3235. I just tried to modify
```css
Just be aware that GTK is not native to Macos, it often does stuff its own way
ignoring Macos.
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Perhaps due to an limitation of MacOS, styling the scrollbar in GTK is not
possible. For instance, setting `scrollbar-width` does not have any effect, and
I found [this
discussion](https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5399376?sortBy=best), which
confirms that it is not possible to set the scro
The setting would be in the theme, but in the manner of web css later settings
override earlier ones and `geany.css` is the last loaded. So `geany.css` will
only contain settings that need to be changed and will override everything, but
nobody has changed the scrollbars. You need to add whatev
I found that rebooting my Mac improved the situation. The screenshot I appended
to this issue was taken after I installed geany 2.0. Last night I shut down the
Mac, and today the scrollbar is wider than before. I would still love to have
even wider, but at least it is usable as it is right now.
I don't see in geany.css any CSS command which would correspond to the
scrollbar.
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The scrollbar is a standard GTK widget so you can probably twiddle it with GTK
CSS in `geany.css` (`menu->tools->configuration files->geany.css`). Maybe the
default Macos theme changed between 1.38 and 2.0.
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