Hey, sorry for the delay. So, haven't found a theme that would match the colors yet, it would be interesting for us to make a custom one, as well.
I think GNOME lacks some additional pink.
Thanks for the theme! Just two questions:
1) looking at the preview image, how can I remove that pink bar that divides the main space on the right from the lateral menu on the left?
2) how can I change the buttons from round to square?
Thanks for the appreciation!
Responding to the questions:
1 · Try changing the sidebar's border-right (and border-left) to "none" [gtk-contained.css : Lines 4193, 4196].
2 · Buttons' roundness is defined in line 573 [gtk-contained.css]. To combine the roundness also on text entries, combo buttons, etc., search in the CSS file for every "border-radius: 5px", "border-top-left-radius: 5px", "border-bottom-left-radius: 5px", "border-top-right-radius: 5px", "border-bottom-right-radius: 5px", and change the value to 0px (if you really want the square form).
Also, don't forget to make the changes to "gtk-contained-dark.css".
Thanks for the reply!
As for number 1, it wasn't that line but I somehow managed to find it. I changed the colour in the "background-image" of line 4301 and in the "background-image" of line 4306 (the second one is for when the mouse is not on the window).
As for number 2, it worked fine, thanks! But since I am using XFCE the widgets buttons on the panel are still round (I guess it's because they are using GTK2?). How do I change these ones?
On GTK2, go to line 112. There's a "roundness" property, so changing its value to "0" will be the trick. Also, change the roundness to "0", on line 340.
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Any advice on a good GNOME Shell theme to go along with this?
Hey, sorry for the delay. So, haven't found a theme that would match the colors yet, it would be interesting for us to make a custom one, as well. I think GNOME lacks some additional pink.
You're right, GNOME definitely needs more pink :)
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Thanks for the theme! Just two questions: 1) looking at the preview image, how can I remove that pink bar that divides the main space on the right from the lateral menu on the left? 2) how can I change the buttons from round to square?
Thanks for the appreciation! Responding to the questions: 1 · Try changing the sidebar's border-right (and border-left) to "none" [gtk-contained.css : Lines 4193, 4196]. 2 · Buttons' roundness is defined in line 573 [gtk-contained.css]. To combine the roundness also on text entries, combo buttons, etc., search in the CSS file for every "border-radius: 5px", "border-top-left-radius: 5px", "border-bottom-left-radius: 5px", "border-top-right-radius: 5px", "border-bottom-right-radius: 5px", and change the value to 0px (if you really want the square form). Also, don't forget to make the changes to "gtk-contained-dark.css".
Thanks for the reply! As for number 1, it wasn't that line but I somehow managed to find it. I changed the colour in the "background-image" of line 4301 and in the "background-image" of line 4306 (the second one is for when the mouse is not on the window). As for number 2, it worked fine, thanks! But since I am using XFCE the widgets buttons on the panel are still round (I guess it's because they are using GTK2?). How do I change these ones?
On GTK2, go to line 112. There's a "roundness" property, so changing its value to "0" will be the trick. Also, change the roundness to "0", on line 340.
Thanks a lot!