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Right-click the icon and select properties. There should be a slider there to set icon size.
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Yes. This functionality was added in 2015, but it hasn't yet been officially released.
The only other option is to use a program like inkscape to edit the flag's svg file (probably in /usr/share/xfce4/xkb/flags/us.svg) and resize the image.
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ToZ, many thanks, resolved..I didn't knew the flags path, copied the entire folder from Voyager distro in Mint and..vooilà!! :-)
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Maybe, it's also possible to add some entry to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css like in this topic?
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Hello and welcome to the forums.
Maybe, it's also possible to add some entry to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css like in this topic?
Kind of, yes. But first, are you running the gtk3 version of the plugin? This command will let you know:
ldd $(locate libxkb.so) | grep gtk
If it is gtk3, then you need to get the widget name. Open the panel properties, go to the Items tab and hover your mouse over the plugin name. You should see something like "xkb-7".
Then add this snippet to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css and replace "xkb-7" with the actual name of your plugin:
#xkb-7>button { padding: 3px; }
...and adjust the padding size to suit,
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