[ubuntu-art] New Wave Theme

[Anton Kerezov]

В 14:42 +0100 на 04.05.2008 (нд), Who написа:
> On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 2:01 PM, Anton Kerezov <ankere at gmail.com> wrote:
> > В 09:39 +0200 на 04.05.2008 (нд), François Degrave написа:
> >
> >  Hi all,
> >
> >  There is one issue with New Wave that bothers me. How can we make a dark
> >  panel and keep the background of the windows light? Even if we use image
> >  the text colour have to be dark (light background).
> >
> 
> It is possible to set totally different styles for different parts of
> a program (like I said before, you can even use different engines...)
> You make a style and apply it to a bunch of *panel classes. I did just
> this once... ages ago...Looking for link... here you go...
> 
> https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-art/2006-September/003203.html
> 
> To give credit where it is due, I think I found that list in one of
> Billy Cantrell's themes (bvc)...
> 
> >  I looked the Murrine configurator and think the engine it will be of no
> >  use for our case. I'd rather prefer modifying clearlooks. Here is my
> >  current progress (no programming yet):
> 
> The murrine configurator is unlikely to include _all_ murrine options
> :) you can theme it just like clearlooks using the .gtkrc
> 
> >
> >  One more question: how can I make the selected file's color area to be
> >  transparent. What I mean you can see in the image above by looking at
> >  the avatar.png file. The blue rounded rect. has transparency. I'm asking
> >  because I have saw this in a theme but don't remember it. I attach a
> >  screencast if it can make it clearer.
> >
> 
> I really don't know, but it'll likely be done with the same syntax as
> the stuff above for the panel - you just need to know the classes and
> widgets to use. Sorry not to be more helpful :S
> 
> 
> Who

Thank you Who! I'll customize the .gtkrc file to see if I can make it
match our goals (the New Wave ones). And by the way François can you
make more mockups including some controls such as textboxes, combos,
sliders and so on. Thanks.

Anton