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Me again (last question of the day )
In gnome, I use the Clearlooks widget theme but I've change the default colors. Can we change the default colors of Clearlooks in XFCE, when I switched to it, I get the default colors (grey)
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Me again (last question of the day )
In gnome, I use the Clearlooks widget theme but I've change the default colors. Can we change the default colors of Clearlooks in XFCE, when I switched to it, I get the default colors (grey)
Do this: copy your clearlooks themes, give it a new name, keeping it in your /usr/share/themes
In Root...
cd /usr/share/themes
ls
to see your themes...
then,
cp -r clearlooks /usr/share/theme/clearlooks2
then...
ls
... to see your new clearlooks2 theme.
Now, in that clearlooks2 theme open the folder, then open the gtk-2.0 folder, and you will see a file called "gtkrc".
While you are still in root, open that file
cd /usr/share/themes/clearlooks2/gtk-2.0
ls
mousepad gtkrc
... now you should have your mousepad app open in Root (with the red line on top), and it should have your gtkrc file open.
You will now see the hex color codes (#D0D0D0), and that is where you make permanent changes to your themes colors... if you were talking about the "gray" color of the panel, and menubar/toolbar... then change the color of the bg[NORMAL] color. base[NORMAL] is for text area (like mousepad), text[NORMAL] is for text area font color, and fg[NORMAL] is for font color of the menubar/toolbar/panel...
You can mess around with your new theme development, and if you don't like it, you still will have your old default clearlooks theme.
You can also install the app "thewidgetfactory" to see your widgets and what changes what.
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thank you for the tips! If I resolve the other issue (taskbar glow) I'll switch!
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