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antirat

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Registered: 2023-07-10

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[SOLVED] .xfce4-panel #pulseaudio-button image transparency

Is there a way to turn it off?

#pulseaudio-button image {
color: #f00;
opacity: 1;
-gtk-icon-effect: none;
}

Result is like color was rgba(255,0,0, 0.5) or something. gtk-inspector shows that opacity is everywhere 1.

Last edited by antirat (2023-07-10 19:40:32)

ToZ

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Registered: 2011-06-02

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Re: [SOLVED] .xfce4-panel #pulseaudio-button image transparency

Hello and welcome.

That snippet should work. Is there an impact if you lower the opacity value to less than 1?

Is it only this plugin that is not at fully opacity? Can you post a screenshot?

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antirat

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Re: [SOLVED] .xfce4-panel #pulseaudio-button image transparency

Sorry I'm too lazy to screenshot
Anyway, opacity works, but the thing itself is set to about half opacity somewhere.
And after reading your reply I realized that although I have been staring that icon for hours,
it has diagonal strikethrough, which means no audio and all that semi-transparency might be
because of some invisible disabled state. Maybe someday I will install pulseaudio and see if
it makes any difference...

ToZ

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Re: [SOLVED] .xfce4-panel #pulseaudio-button image transparency

Maybe its just the icon color. Try changing the icon theme to see if it makes a difference.

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antirat

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Re: [SOLVED] .xfce4-panel #pulseaudio-button image transparency

Please forgive me my stupidity. Of course if was the icon theme (papirus). Adwaita shows "correctly".
Previously spent half day figuring out why papirus icons are not working at all. Turned out that librsvg2-common was needed, alhough not being a dependency anywhere.

Thx.