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How would I go about changing the color of that border around the contents of Page1 and the ones around that menu button below the slider and the check button in that example window in lxappearance to be more easily distinguishable against the background when using darker themes?
Also, that "Demo" text is colored in some bright white-ish color which I don't have defined in oomox for some reason.
That lighter bar on the bottom of the example window is another color I didn't define in oomox.
Maybe add those settings in oomox?
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those colors you mentioned are computed as mixture of background and foreground colors
in GTK+3 it's quite easy to configure a border of any element, there is almost all the CSS power for that
while in GTK+2 theming options are limited by the theme engine used for the element (ie Button, Label) and for borders some of them allowing only to choose "level of contrast" or "lightness/darkness" of the border but not the border color explicitly
actually 3 days ago i just was thinking about reviving the effort on clearing this out started few months ago by another contributor: themix-project/themix-gui#88 (comment)
but my overall feeling what more we'll proceed on adding border-configuration options for GTK+3 theme, bigger difference will be between GTK+2 and GTK+3 themes (because of the limitations of GTK+2 theme engines), see also #45
How would I go about changing the color of that border around the contents of Page1 and the ones around that menu button below the slider and the check button in that example window in lxappearance to be more easily distinguishable against the background when using darker themes?
Also, that "Demo" text is colored in some bright white-ish color which I don't have defined in oomox for some reason.
That lighter bar on the bottom of the example window is another color I didn't define in oomox.
Maybe add those settings in oomox?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: