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Running Manjaro XFCE latest.
Apperance>Style=Matcha-dark-aliz
Open Thunar, see if you have a tree view on the left pane.
Select a folder.
This selected folder is not highlighted with background color.
See https://gitlab.xfce.org/xfce/thunar/-/issues/1404
How to add background color to the selected folder in tree view?
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Add:
.thunar .sidebar .view *:selected { background-color: #f0544c; color: black }
...to ~/.config/gtk3.0/gtk.css (create the file if it doesn't exist).
Also open a ticket with the theme maker to consider making this change directly to the theme.
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Super.
Any way to apply the theme without logging out?
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In this case, you can just quit thunar and restart it:
thunar -q
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In case I change theme(e.g. matcha-dark-aliz to matcha-dark-sea), is there a way to reference/bases colors, something as such:
.thunar .sidebar .view *:selected { background-color: baseBackgroundColor; color: baseFontColor; }
.thunar .standard-view .view *:hover{ background-color: baseBackgroundColor; }
Any recommanded URL for learning to theme xfce?
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In case I change theme(e.g. matcha-dark-aliz to matcha-dark-sea), is there a way to reference/bases colors, something as such:
.thunar .sidebar .view *:selected { background-color: baseBackgroundColor; color: baseFontColor; } .thunar .standard-view .view *:hover{ background-color: baseBackgroundColor; }
Yes. At the bottom of the the default matcha-dark-aliz's gtk-dark.css file it "@define-color"s the color codes that are being used. (also https://github.com/vinceliuice/Matcha-g … .css#L9962. In this case, you could use "@theme_selected_bg_color".
Any recommanded URL for learning to theme xfce?
Search these forums as there is a lot of information already documented here. Also, read through this post as I've documented what resources exist and provide a bit of a walkthrough on how to find the css elements/styles.
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