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majestyx

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[Solved] How i change Text Font at Panel (only one panel on my XFCE)

Hello all,

i use XFCE Panel 4.12.0.3-fc22 and i will change the Font Color of the Panel. (from Black to White e.g.) how can i do this? - i have read some thinks about (XFCE) Settings Manager. My Idea: I click on "new" (property) and set "font-color" it this possible?

thanks

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ToZ

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Re: [Solved] How i change Text Font at Panel (only one panel on my XFCE)

You can't set different font colours for different panels. you can, however, set different font colours for individual widgets on panels.

Have a look at this thread for the basic idea. To identify the widget name, go to the Items Tab of the Panel Properties and hover your mouse over the widget that you want to affect. Then you can use that widget name in the last part of the hack to effect just that widget. A basic example, to change the colour of the Applications Menu panel text, would be something like:

style "appmenu_font_colour" {
        fg[NORMAL] = "#729fcf"
        fg[PRELIGHT] = "#729fcf"
        fg[SELECTED] = "#729fcf"
        fg[ACTIVE] = "#729fcf"
}
widget "*applicationsmenu-*" style "appmenu_font_colour"

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majestyx

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Re: [Solved] How i change Text Font at Panel (only one panel on my XFCE)

yep! it works. thanks!

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If we do not like what we see in that mirror the problem is not to fix the mirror, we have to fix society.” Vint Cerf