That's really strange. Unfortunately I'm in summer break now and I don't have Ubuntu pc near me. Sorry I can't test. It worked with me before. But I have an idea if you are willing to edit some lines of the gtkrc file. The style to search for is :
'style "newwave-frame"'
it is empty in this release but I think it should not be. You should either not apply it by:
class "GtkFrame" style "newwave-frame"
widget_class "*.<GtkFrame>.*" style "newwave-frame"
That's really strange. Unfortunately I'm in summer break now and I don't have Ubuntu pc near me. Sorry I can't test. It worked with me before. But I have an idea if you are willing to edit some lines of the gtkrc file. The style to search for is :
'style "newwave-frame"'
it is empty in this release but I think it should not be. You should either not apply it by:
class "GtkFrame" style "newwave-frame"
widget_class "*.<GtkFrame>.*" style "newwave-frame"
or use null image for frame background like this:
style "newwave-frame"
{
engine "pixmap"
{
image
{
function = SHADOW
file = "Images/ Others/ null.png"
border = {1, 1, 1, 1}
stretch = TRUE
}
}
}
or try this out instead of the provided style for window:
style "newwave-window"
bg_pixmap[ NORMAL] = "Images/ Others/ null.png"
{
}