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Yes, I know that Pluma is not a native Xfce application but it is my preferred text editor since gedit . . . well you know. So I thought I'd post here because you guys are just soooo good at tracking down stuff like this.
The title bar font is adjustable. The text area font is adjustable. But I have not been able to find where to change the font size of the application's menu and other information bars. It must be a 9 or 10 at most and nearly unreadable.
Any ideas how to remedy this?
I'll be booting up that system shorty if you need a screenshot or other specific info.
Thanks.
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Last edited by KBar (2022-07-27 16:46:55)
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Try to add the following to your ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css:
.pluma-window #MenuBar label {
font-size: 16px
}
Adjust the number to suit your needs.
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Thanks! That fixed the MenuBar but the fonts on the tabs and StatusBar (which I don't often use) are still too small. Is there a way to fix that. If I do it in the Theme, the font will be too big everywhere else.
On another subject . . . The new input box border has my old eyes seeing double. How disorienting and fugly can XFCE get . . .
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That fixed the MenuBar but the fonts on the tabs and StatusBar (which I don't often use) are still too small.
Of course they are because the above rule set does not affect them.
Is there a way to fix that.
Replace the previous one with the following:
.pluma-window #MenuBar label,
.pluma-window notebook label,
.pluma-window statusbar label
{
font-size: 16px
}
This will set the font size for all three of menubar, tab bar and statusbar.
On another subject . . . The new input box border has my old eyes seeing double. How disorienting and fugly can XFCE get . . .
It is indeed off-topic here.
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Replace the previous one with the following:
.pluma-window #MenuBar label, .pluma-window notebook label, .pluma-window statusbar label { font-size: 16px }
This will set the font size for all three of menubar, tab bar and statusbar.
Indeed it does. I may make it even a bit bigger. Thank you KBar.
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@KBar . . . Sadly, there are other elements in pluma that also need to have a bigger font like clicked drop-down menus, informational windows etc. Is there a way to snag them all with a wildcard? Or does each one have to be named individually? I'm hoping that someone might have a list handy. It would be very appreciated.
I have been using Linux about 20 years and Xfce for the majority of them but I have NEVER had as many problems as with 4.16. It's been terribly frustrating that all the parts no longer seem to pull in the same direction and everything is sooo complexified. . I have been at this off and on for weeks and still don't have an acceptable work flow set up.
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Three things:
You replied in this topic a couple of weeks ago. ToZ provided the most comprehensive guide on how to use GTKInspector that you can possibly find on the entirety of the Internet (GTK's documentation team could learn a thing or two). All the material is out there, at arm's length, waiting to get picked up.
As you correctly stated in the opener, Pluma is not an Xfce app, which is why I had to install it first to be able to give you an idea how to remedy the problem in the subject. I believe it to have been resolved. Further inquiries would fit more on MATE's forums.
In both of your replies, the last paragraphs were off-topic and negative; the latter isn't a problem per se. For valid, constructive feedback, criticism and other issues you may come across with are best addressed in their own topic each. Of course, make sure you have searched the forum first.
Since your initial question was answered, in my opinion, satisfactorily, I'm marking the topic as such and also closing it wholly.
Last edited by KBar (2022-07-27 18:02:56)
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