Don't have gtk box-shadow in wingpanel menu

[Satyajit Sahoo]

When themes have a box-shadow specified for the .menu class, the menu in wingpanel inherits this property and displays a box-shadow, which creates a ugly rectangle around the menu.

[zodman (zodman)]

THis happen on rev 110

http://i.imgur.com/0VtYB.png

odman $ wingpanel
[_LOG_LEVEL_INFO 12:16:27.576756] Application.vala:77: Wingpanel version: 0.3.0
[_LOG_LEVEL_INFO 12:16:27.576828] Application.vala:79: Kernel version: 3.5.0-18-generic
[~]
zodman $ dpkg -l | grep wingpanel
ii wingpanel 0.1-0~r110+pkg8~quantal1 amd64 A super sexy space-saving top panel
ii wingpanel-dbg 0.1-0~r110+pkg8~quantal1 amd64 A super sexy space-saving top panel (debugging symbols)

[zodman (zodman)]

i think it is a problem of gtk theme.

http://i.imgur.com/PnLlJ.png

here look good.

my theme config http://i.imgur.com/350gl.png

[Romain (romain-guefveneu)]

Right ! It was a theme issue, after deleting my local .themes and .icons
everything is fine.

Romain

2012/11/14 zodman <email address hidden>

> i think it is a problem of gtk theme.
>
> http://i.imgur.com/PnLlJ.png
>
> here look good.
>
> my theme config http://i.imgur.com/350gl.png
>
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> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1027479
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> Title:
> Don't have gtk box-shadow in wingpanel menu
>
> Status in WingPanel:
> Confirmed
>
> Bug description:
> When themes have a box-shadow specified for the .menu class, the menu
> in wingpanel inherits this property and displays a box-shadow, which
> creates a ugly rectangle around the menu.
>
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[Satyajit Sahoo (satyajit-happy)]

It is not a theme issue. The PopOvers should render the inset box-shadow just inside the border, i.e. it should take the same shape as the PopOver, or ignore the box-shadow, like it does with the inner-stroke property.

[Auroral Xylon (avlabs314)]

This IS a theme issue - it is caused by themes not supporting elementary granite widgets.

[Satyajit Sahoo (satyajit-happy)]

No. It's not a theme issue. It's just the popup-menu widget in granite messing up it's own styles by inheriting styles from menu widget.

SInce the normal menus and popup menus look entirely different, they should have different class names. I don't expect the styles I apply for normal menus to be also applied to popup-menus.

[Erasmo Marín (erasmo-marin)]

Popup menus should have a default style to handle this issue if granite widgets are not supported

[Satyajit Sahoo (satyajit-happy)]

Just a screenshot to demonstrate the issue.