Hi,
Simon Budig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > simply define your styles in the gtkrc and add lines like
> >
> > widget "*foobw*" style "foobw"
> > widget "*foowb*" style "foowb"
> >
> > Then name your buttons "foobw" or "foowb" using gtk_widget_set_name() and
> > you are done.
>
> But th
Hi Simon,
Simon Budig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The design involves Buttons in different areas, some are black on white,
> some are white on black. Since it would be overkill to derive
> GtkButtonBW and GtkButtonWB I thought about GtkStyles. Is it possible
> to:
>
> 1) have two Styles
Hi all.
The following scenario is given:
I want to create an application that has to match certain design-criteria
given from other people with no GTK-Look&Feel knowledge. I now try to
model my application so that it matches as close as possible to the
original design.
The design involves Button
