I am using Firefox 29.0.1, with default theme. However, I could not stand the new interface and added the Classic Theme Restorer 1.1.8, an extension, which brings back the old look. The only real difference I notice now, the entry is flat, but the rest looks ok. Arora and Midori, are nice web browsers that match the gtk2 theme. They also use less memory than firefox, opera, chromium. Chromium being, the big memory hog and ugly to boot. I think it is time to let that one go. I use Gimp almost exclusively, and do not see any problems with version 2.8.10, my bet is probably something from gtk3 has messed with your Version. I put the following lines in every theme I make. - design by daman - and any inspired artist to follow (feel free to modify) - when completed,please... share your work So, please do share. that keeps us creative. Your last line, is something I always strive for and hope that I am getting better at. ;)

Hi, gtk3 is now posted as : BownOldWest for ubuntu 14.0 . ' wanted to write brown but my keyboard only typed bown. Can you say me which gtk2 class does even odd color treview style ???. I dind`t find the gtk3 class. Apart from that i managed to clone everything, as close as its possible on gtk3. Scrollbar handle, might added in future.I'll rewrite gtk2 tab section on my theme fork, however. regards bluedxca93

The standard treeview way uses: GtkTreeView::odd-row-color = "#4D4736" GtkTreeView::even-row-color = "#423E30" # treeview bg color for file mngrs line numbers 79 & 80 of the gtkrc However, I have also used: style "treeview-item" { xthickness = 1 ythickness = 1 engine "pixmap" { image { function = FLAT_BOX state = SELECTED file = "Listheaders/treeitem.png" border = { 8, 8, 5, 9 } stretch = TRUE } image { function = FLAT_BOX state = NORMAL detail = "cell_odd" file = "Listheaders/odd.png" border = {0, 0, 0, 0} stretch = TRUE } image { function = FLAT_BOX state = NORMAL detail = "cell_even" file = "Listheaders/even.png" border = {0, 0, 1, 1} stretch = TRUE } starting at line number 1084 of the gtkrc to overide the default and give a textured look to file managers, sidebar treeview. By the way, I did find you were right about gimp's Zoom combobox entry on the statusbar, the entry shadow does not completely fill. I tried several different fixes, but nothing changed. Recently added shading to my standard gtkrc's entry-style. The old way of just setting a bg color works, but not willing to give up the new look in this instance for gimp. I use Gimp's keyboard shortcuts for Gimp's zoom, 1=100%, 2=200%, 3=400%, 4=800%, 5=1600% Just looked at your screenshot of the gtk3, It looks better than I expected, nice work.

Hi, You can define a gimprc or gtkrcf inside of .gimp* right? Can you send me a pastebin link for gtk2 combbobox entry without gradient?(sry my gtk2 skills are not so good) Why not simple write an patch for gimp there. You could add this to readme file inside theme. Or create an gimp gtkrc folder patch.tar.gz inside theme folder. The treview looks now much better on gtk3 thx. I used single color style, for several reasons, but i managed at lkeast to get the focused (row button??) to look exactly as in your theme. Now gtk3 open file windows are looking much better and are more readable. This also affects nautilus and nemo =). regards bluedxca93.

Yeah, I could go that way with Gimp, but I do not like to make specific mod for specific app. If I can do it with generalized tweak that still conforms to my theme, I am for that. Why? cause apps come and go,or change their defaults at whim. Here are two of my themes that use my old entry style and look nice with Gimp. http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/CircleGame?content=158745 http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/?content=140956 So, download one or both and open up the gtkrc, then Ctrl+F >type in "entry" then Ctrl+G to toggle thru the gtkrc. The main point is setting entries with.... base[NORMAL] = "#81896A" set the color to whatever entry bg color you like.

Thanks, have not booted into e17 for a couple of months, been working on this theme. Which theme are you using in e-17? Ambient_Bodhi.edj, would be my guess.

i am using this theme with the e17 style A-Bodhi-1890. it matches very well.