Ok, so i found the time to test again and this time it worked.
It seems that bzr doesn't like NFS mounted homes.
I firstly checked for the Style-Classes:
XpadPad
XpadToolbar
XpadTextView
They work nicely and contain something, which i would have
asked for next time, presumably. The XpadToolbar Style-Class!
With this it is now possible to remove - the for me most
disturbing factor - from XPad; the toolbar color. Try:
textview.XpadTextView, text {
color: #787878;
background-color: #f8efc5;
background-image: none;
}
Since it's all Gtk i assume XpadPreferences and
XpadPadProperties to work as well without any problem-
They are Style-Classes only, after all. :)
Although i can't imagine a reasonable possibility to use them
within a theme, since these ones are dialogs and should be theme-
defaults, it doesn't hurt to leave them in as well. You never know.
Ok, so i found the time to test again and this time it worked.
It seems that bzr doesn't like NFS mounted homes.
I firstly checked for the Style-Classes:
XpadPad
XpadToolbar
XpadTextView
They work nicely and contain something, which i would have
asked for next time, presumably. The XpadToolbar Style-Class!
With this it is now possible to remove - the for me most
disturbing factor - from XPad; the toolbar color. Try:
textview. XpadTextView, text {
color: #787878;
background-color: #f8efc5;
background-image: none;
}
toolbar.XpadToolbar {
color: #787878;
background-color: #f8efc5;
background-image: none;
}
That's professional theming!
Since it's all Gtk i assume XpadPreferences and
XpadPadProperties to work as well without any problem-
They are Style-Classes only, after all. :)
Although i can't imagine a reasonable possibility to use them
within a theme, since these ones are dialogs and should be theme-
defaults, it doesn't hurt to leave them in as well. You never know.
I like it! Thanks for your fast response. :)