Digged little bit into gtk3 css-ing and created workaround:
Add to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css:
.nautilus-window notebook tab:checked { background-image: linear-gradient(to top, @selected_bg_color, alpha(@bg_color, 0) 3px); }
Active tab will be underlined with theme color. Remove ".nautilus-window" to affect any tabs, not just content tabs in Nautilus window.
Works in 18.04.
Digged little bit into gtk3 css-ing and created workaround:
Add to ~/.config/ gtk-3.0/ gtk.css:
.nautilus-window notebook tab:checked { image: linear-gradient(to top, @selected_bg_color, alpha(@bg_color, 0) 3px);
background-
}
Active tab will be underlined with theme color. Remove ".nautilus-window" to affect any tabs, not just content tabs in Nautilus window.
Works in 18.04.