This package contains a gtk 3 theme template. I am not a themer, so if something is wrong, let me know! I made this since gtk 3 is quite new, and theming is not easy. This might make it easier for some people.
Everything in the template path is public domain. The rest is GPL3 licensed.
Please see the README included in the package for more information.
Very good work. But I noticed a bug in your template. In the file named "gtk.css" there is a line which says this:
@import url("widgets.css");
but the name of the file the @import url points to is (in template folder):
"gtk-widgets.css"
Regards,
novomente
So, in order to just freakin' read your documentation, I have to compile it. To do that, you want me to first install from source gtk-doc and gtk 3 (by which I suppose you mean gtk+3), AND to do that, deal with dependency hell: glib-2.0, atk, pango, cairo, cairo-gobject, gdk-pixbuf-2.0, so far, and gee, where has Ubuntu hidden those this time? Did it ever occur to you that it might be useful to, you know, compile the documentation and paste it into a simple text file for download? Astonishing, astonishing, astonishing.
I have no idea how you got that amazingly wrong idea.
For the full gtk theming documentation, just google it, and find: http://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/3.3/GtkCssProvider.html
To be able to create a *fresh* template from the most recent gtk sources, only then you would have to go through hoops.
I remember being frustrated by Google for not turning out any theming tutorials for GTK+3. And the people at GNOME don't seem to have much documentation on the stuff either...
At any rate, this is awesome and deserves better ratings. Thanks!
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10 10 - to support your good work :-)
Very good work. But I noticed a bug in your template. In the file named "gtk.css" there is a line which says this: @import url("widgets.css"); but the name of the file the @import url points to is (in template folder): "gtk-widgets.css" Regards, novomente
Hm this would be a great thing to have, a simple but complete theme template.
So, in order to just freakin' read your documentation, I have to compile it. To do that, you want me to first install from source gtk-doc and gtk 3 (by which I suppose you mean gtk+3), AND to do that, deal with dependency hell: glib-2.0, atk, pango, cairo, cairo-gobject, gdk-pixbuf-2.0, so far, and gee, where has Ubuntu hidden those this time? Did it ever occur to you that it might be useful to, you know, compile the documentation and paste it into a simple text file for download? Astonishing, astonishing, astonishing.
I have no idea how you got that amazingly wrong idea. For the full gtk theming documentation, just google it, and find: http://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/3.3/GtkCssProvider.html To be able to create a *fresh* template from the most recent gtk sources, only then you would have to go through hoops.
PS: A readme is included, as are some comments in the template files themselves. PPS: Learn to read.
Thank you very much !
thanks man! Good job! <3
I remember being frustrated by Google for not turning out any theming tutorials for GTK+3. And the people at GNOME don't seem to have much documentation on the stuff either... At any rate, this is awesome and deserves better ratings. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing!