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I am using Thunar as file manager. Originally the rows and columns spacing of Thunar is not according to my preference. So, in order to increase the spacing I used following contents in ~/.gtkrc-2.0:
style "thunar-spaced-out-icons"
{
ThunarIconView::column-spacing = 70
ThunarIconView::row-spacing = 30
}
class "ThunarIconView" style "thunar-spaced-out-icons"
and it worked fine. However, after last upgrade the above settings stopped working. After some searching I have found that now I need to edit ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini . And also that its syntax is different from .gtkrc-2.0. I have tried some variations like:
gtk-ThunarIconView-column-spacing=70
gtk-ThunarIconView-row-spacing=30
But without any success.
There are plenty of examples on internet regarding gtk-theme, icon-theme, icon-size etc. but I am unable to find my particular settings (regarding column/row spacing).
I believe that I have to convert my .gtk-2.0 syntax to gtk-3.0.
Kindly guide me towards correct syntax for settings.ini.
Thanks
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Hello and welcome.
In theory, it should follow the pattern of "-ClassName-PropertyName: Value;" in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css. For example:
* {
-ThunarIconView-row-spacing: 7;
-ThunarIconView-column-spacing: 3;
}
...but this doesn't work for me with the GTK3 version of Thunar. I will keep investigating.
You might also consider asking the Thunar devs at the xfce4-dev mailing list to see if they can provide some insight.
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It did not worked for me either. However, I have sent an email to xfce developers. Lets see if anyone of them helps us.
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Found it.
* {
-ThunarAbstractIconView-row-spacing: 70;
-ThunarAbstractIconView-column-spacing: 30;
}
...but the values seem to need to be larger than your original values to have a similar effect.
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Found it.
* { -ThunarAbstractIconView-row-spacing: 70; -ThunarAbstractIconView-column-spacing: 30; }
...but the values seem to need to be larger than your original values to have a similar effect.
Wow... thanks man
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ToZ wrote:Found it.
* { -ThunarAbstractIconView-row-spacing: 70; -ThunarAbstractIconView-column-spacing: 30; }
...but the values seem to need to be larger than your original values to have a similar effect.
Wow... thanks man
Proper credit given to you in my other post at LinuxQuestions (https://www.linuxquestions.org/question … ost5877212)
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