White corners are, I think, because g-cal has it's own CSS file "gtk-styles.css". Line 5 of this file sets .views to have a background colour of @theme_base_color.
Our CSS tries to override this on the GcalWindow object and set the colour to transparent. I think this is being over-ridden in turn by the hard-coded (?) gtk-styles.css. Setting our override CSS to GcalWindow.views is not effective.
White corners are, I think, because g-cal has it's own CSS file "gtk-styles.css". Line 5 of this file sets .views to have a background colour of @theme_base_color.
Our CSS tries to override this on the GcalWindow object and set the colour to transparent. I think this is being over-ridden in turn by the hard-coded (?) gtk-styles.css. Setting our override CSS to GcalWindow.views is not effective.
In gcal-applicaiton.c:
#define CSS_FILE "resource: ///org/ gnome/calendar/ gtk-styles. css"