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When hovering with the mouse pointer over a panel item in an XFCE4 panel, a thin horizontal line is drawn underneath the item.
How can one get rid of that effect?
Where is it controlled? In the .css file (which one?) of the GUI appearance theme used?
Is there a guide on hacking/manipulating/customizing such themes/.css files?
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How can one get rid of that effect?
It would be theme-specific. What Appearance (GTK) theme are you using?
Where is it controlled? In the .css file (which one?) of the GUI appearance theme used?
Its controlled by the theme. Probably a "border" setting of some sort. It can be overridden using a css tweak.
Is there a guide on hacking/manipulating/customizing such themes/.css files?
There are posts/blogs/docs here and there. You could start here and see where it takes you.
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Most themes I tried so far exhibit that behavior. Take Manjaro's standard theme of Matcha-sea, for example.
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Matcha-sea uses button box-shadow directives to create the underline. If you want to remove all of these underlines from xfce4-panel, add the following to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css (create the file if it doesn't exist):
.xfce4-panel button:checked, .xfce4-panel button:hover {box-shadow: none}
...and restart the panel:
xfce4-panel -r
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Thanks a lot. This does the trick. The most proper solution would be probably to create a slightly modified theme.
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