Try function = SHADOW. (The SHADOW is just the bevel, while
the BEVEL is the bevel plus the middle.)
Thanks! I didn't realize it's also possible to use SHADOW as a function :)
Thanks,
Rich
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Add photos to your messages with
Well, like the subject says; how do I skin the frame (drawn by Gtk as an
inner shadow) around a GtkEntry using the pixmap engine?
My last try was like this:
style entry {
engine pixmap {
image {
function = BOX
detail = entry
shadow = IN
state = NORMAL
file =
Nope, it's just a function of whatever's in the row. Extra whitespace
should be the same as for GtkLabel and whatever else, it's making room
for possible descenders from p and y and g for example, and on top for
capital letters.
You could shrink the font in your gtkrc.
My font size is
Is the row height in a treeview adjustable in size?
(preferably using a gtkrc, otherwise using a theme engine if no other
solution is possible)
I've tried anything I could think of but I don't seem to be able to make the
white space between each row smaller.
(ythickness won't work)
- Rich
From: Soeren Sandmann
1) Nearly everything in GTK(2) can be highlighted by hovering over it
using the mouse.
Why isn't this possible with the items in the menubar?
I agree that it should be possible, at least as a theme option. It may
be a technical problem that the prelight color is
Hi all
I've got some questions and I hope someone is able to answer them..
1) Nearly everything in GTK(2) can be highlighted by hovering over it using
the mouse.
Why isn't this possible with the items in the menubar?
2) The popup time (delay) from menu's popped up from the menubar makes
I'm pretty new to all of this GTK stuff, but I did some research of course.
It seems to be unpossible though to get the height of a menubar (gtk2)
WITHOUT actually creating a widget/menushell or whatever else is needed..
I've found that it should be possible to compute the height using the
