Hey, I've been trying to decrease a little the corner radius, changed the sass file and parsing, but nothing change.
Can someone please tell me the variable name to change it?

6px vs 14px comparison.
Thanks.

How to remove the apple icon in the topbar all the way to the left when using the shell theme? Where does the svg/png live in this repo?

Hey there,

currently, the text is overflowing in the nautilus sidebar when the bookmarks have a too long name.

I tried debugging it with the GTK debugger, but honestly I have no idea how CSS works in GTK. I tried manipulating the width/height and looked at the docs but I have no idea what I'm doing.

When looking at the layout borders in the GTK debugger, it seems as if the rows themselves are too wide and that the sidebar's width is too small and actually overflowing everywhere.

How would you fix an issue like that? I'd love to make a PR but I have no clue on how to even start, never made a GTK theme in the past.

In the README you link a firefox theme that seems to not currently be in the repository.

Using Cinnamon DE on Linux Mint, (with Nemo, its default file manager). If I use WhiteSur-light for the Controls part of my theme, and try to rename a file by right-clicking it, click "Rename" then click on the file name, it looks like it overlaps one version of the file name with black text, (as it looks before being selected) with another version of the file name with white text, (as it looks when being selected) on top of each other, but slightly offset, so that it's very hard to actually read the filename any more.

Tried doing a regular screenshot of, but afraid screenshotting knocks me out of the rename edit mode, so had to try to taking a picture of with my phone, so the quality of the screenshot is poor, but hopefully good enough that you can see what I'm talking about.

Note: The issue definitely seems to be localized to just this theme as, if I switch the Controls portion of the theme back to Orchis-light, (which I was using before this) there is no problem with the rename text, but when you click "Rename" with Orchis-light, the text of the filename to be renamed definitely does shift to the left as soon as "Rename" is clicked, and the text stays to the left after being clicked to edit. It's perfectly readable, but it definitely moves slightly to the left when I right-click>Rename with Orchis-light, while it moves slightly to the right when I right-click>Rename with WhiteSur-light, (and part of the first letter of the filename - in this case, the vertical line of the lower-case "b" seems to double up horizontally.

(Edit: In case you're curious, the filename you're trying to read above is "bug_fixes_and_improvements.txt").

首先十分感谢您优秀的主题。

GTK和icon有以下的问题：

1. Nautilus左边列表的大小无法和标题一起调整。(这个问题能修么?)
2. Gnome Shell的状态栏图表大小不一。(或许是上游问题?)

问题截图：

The texts blend with the background.

Hi!

First and foremost, thanks for this great theme. This is currently the only issue I'm running into, and I'm very impressed.

Basically, the close/minimize/maximize buttons are coming in at twice the size. I am using KDE with 200% scaling, so that is likely why.

On top of that, when tabbing from another program into Firefox again, the buttons will completely disappear, leaving an empty space where they were supposed to be.

This happens regardless of whether the userChrome.css is installed or not since I installed it. It wasn't happening beforehand, however.

Anyone know what's going on?

As title says, could you make a variation of the theme that has dark titlebars, like how other themes like arc do, with the arc-darker theme?
BTW, thank you, I'm loving this theme.

i have found the code that rounds the bottom corners of Lollypop.
Could anyone guide where and how exactly to put it in the css files?
The code is:
.view{border-radius:0px 0px 14px 14px;} .sidebar{border-radius:0px 0px 0px 14px;}

Thanks

 ~/Repos/WhiteSur-gtk-theme   master  sudo ./install.sh --icon manjaro --gdm
Installing '/usr/share/themes/WhiteSur-light'...
Installing '/usr/share/themes/WhiteSur-light-alt'...
Installing '/usr/share/themes/WhiteSur-dark'...
Installing '/usr/share/themes/WhiteSur-dark-alt'...
Installing '/usr/share/themes/WhiteSur-light-solid'...
Installing '/usr/share/themes/WhiteSur-light-solid-alt'...
Installing '/usr/share/themes/WhiteSur-dark-solid'...
Installing '/usr/share/themes/WhiteSur-dark-solid-alt'...

Installing WhiteSur-dark gdm theme...
Installing '/usr/share/gnome-shell/gnome-shell-theme.gresource'...
/home/zepar/Repos/WhiteSur-gtk-theme/src/main/gnome-shell/gnome-shell-theme.gresource.xml: »assets/background.png« konnte in keinem Quellordner gefunden werden.

last line translated from german means that assets/background.png could not be found in any source directory

Problem: When the mouse passes over the left column of nautilus, the background does not refresh
I have two computers with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, Gnome version is 3.36.3, but one computer is normal, and the other has problems as above

Using Nautilus 3.36.3, GTK 3.24.20, GNOME Shell 3.36.3 on Ubuntu 20.04, the Nautilus sidebar looks broken on hover:

Great theme! Thanks for your awesome work..
I've tried to change the budgie panel transparency (make it more transparent), but it did not seem to work properly.
Is it possible to make the budgie top panel more transparent?

Fix: Add to README.md following dependency for Ubuntu-based distributions:
libglib2.0-dev

When using the Gnome File utility maximized with the Whitesur theme I noticed the text looks dithered or corrupted in:

• Left Navigation
• Search field

Gnome File Maximized Example

Window mode (no issue in this mode

Font Configuration:

Environment Details

System: Kernel: 5.4.64-1-MANJARO x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 10.2.0 parameters: BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-5.4-x86_64 root=UUID=85ccbb8b-086b-4c3b-a6c8-a45951356c8e rw apparmor=1 security=apparmor usbcore.autosuspend=-1 Desktop: GNOME 3.36.6 tk: GTK 3.24.23 wm: gnome-shell dm: GDM 3.36.3 Distro: Manjaro Linux

Graphics: Device-1: Intel 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics vendor: Lenovo driver: i915 v: kernel bus ID: 00:02.0 chip ID: 8086:0166 Display: x11 server: X.Org 1.20.8 compositor: gnome-shell driver: intel display ID: :1 screens: 1 Screen-1: 0 s-res: 1366x768 s-dpi: 96 s-size: 361x203mm (14.2x8.0") s-diag: 414mm (16.3") Monitor-1: LVDS1 res: 1366x768 hz: 60 dpi: 124 size: 280x160mm (11.0x6.3") diag: 322mm (12.7") OpenGL: renderer: Mesa DRI Intel HD Graphics 4000 (IVB GT2) v: 4.2 Mesa 20.1.7 compat-v: 3.0 direct render: Yes

I followed this article to make my Ubuntu look like Mac (https://mashtips.com/make-ubuntu-look-like-macos-big-sur/) but I got a problem in the Files app. Here's the screen recorded issue of this:
Mac GTK theme bug.zip

Once I installed the themes (Pop!_OS), my screen glitched a little and I was sent to the login screen, where I can't do much, because when trying to login I get the same behavior.

Preferably via Flathub, so all applications can access the theme easily.

I applied this theme and when i maximize with the pixel saver the metacity icons are shown of unfocused window even when the window is in focus.
This problem is not with Ant theme. So particularly, how can I fix this issue.
I am trying to solve this issue by adding similar styling and building the theme as mentioned in the HACKING doc. but the issue isn't resolved.
As per guided from budgie-pixel-saver member on issue and styling applying as per pocillo-gtk-theme

After GDM build I have this CSS problem.

Text color for WhiteSur-light & WhiteSur-light-alt is white instead of black.
The color is okay for solid themes.
Would be better if it was also black for the transparent theme

官方貌似只有一點點圓

題外話，有人覺得蘋果有點喪失以往的美感嗎？

The link for Firefox theme in Readme gives 404, page not found error

App: gnome-disk-utility
Error: gtk-3.0 (gtk-***.css)

here is a screenshot of 2 windows maximized side by side, you can see where the black borders end / where the corners would be rounded

issue is there too for just a single window, the black outline stops just short of the edge of the screen

Noticed on Solus Budgie, fully updated stable branch:

Nautilus has some elements which write-out over the corners and into empty space.

Some applications, such as Tilix, render fully square bottom corners while the lower part of the GTK border and underlying shadow appear rounded.

Skin is looking great so far! As always, I appreciate that your themes properly apply to raven panel and Budgie's dock. Hopefully these issues aren't too much of a hassle to work with, I know GTK can be quite constraining when doing anything outside-of-the-box.

In nautilus, left column is small, and my google account overlap.
I can't resize.

another thing, when pass the mouse hover, the background of items not refresh.

Best Regards

How can I change the dock look in Zorin OS? Right now, it doesn't look good.

original file uses
@import "WhiteSur/mojave-theme.css"; /**/
but it needs to be
@import "WhiteSur/theme.css"; /**/

After enabling the theme i ended up with ubuntu software center totally transparent and cannot use it

I am using Gnome 3.36.2 on Manjaro.

The problem is in Firefox corners, they don't render correctly

Also in Gnome Tweak tool, disregarding the header bar problem which repeats on several themes except adwaita, the corner renders incorrectly too:

Really nice theme for Shell

is it possible, however, a compact version with a smaller calendar and white gtk theme?

Su monitor 1366x768 decisamente stona calendario e andrebbe un pò ottimizzato spazio...se possibile!!!

After fresh install when activated buttons text is not at the center but at the top.

if you use rhythmbox with the dark theme and are using the https://github.com/fossfreedom/alternative-toolbar design, its unclear if a button is enabled or disabled (in the screenshots, repeat is enabled, shuffle is disabled)

Read view and private window icons need

Hi,

I love this theme so much! Thank you! I am wondering how you are getting your dash to dock to round its bottom corners up in the screenshots?

Thank you so much!

When clicking on the Menu or calendar everything is 100% transparent.

Is there a way to fix this? I installed all the dependencies.

Hello community, I'm trying to install the theme but when executing the command, it presents the error below:

Installing '/usr/share/themes/WhiteSur-light'... 
./install.sh: linha 145: glib-compile-resources: not found

I'm using linux mint 20 xfce x64 bits.

There seems to be some overflow in Gnome weather. Adding the css below to gtk-dark.css fixed it for the light theme.

#weather-page,
#weekly-forecast-frame {
	border-bottom-right-radius: 14px;
}

#weather-page-content-view {
	border-bottom-right-radius: 14px;	
	border-bottom-left-radius: 14px;
}

Before

After

I love this theme. I use it in elementary and have found a little bug in the file browser (at least in the dark variant). The search icon overlaps the text.

There are also some details that are lost from the original elementary theme. But it is a personal preference. Like the back toolbar button border.

Or the breadcrumbs divider.

As I said those are personal preferences, so yo can ignore me hehehe.

Thank you. Nice work :)

Thanks for your effort! @vinceliuice

Hey there,

WhiteSur is a great theme and looks absolutely fantastic. I wonder whether it is possible to fully support environments like mine where only i3-gaps is installed, and no GNOME or KDE is present. The GTK theme works, sort of, but I'm lacking the transparency and some "modernity". Is this a GTK2 / GTK3 thing? I wonder because it just looks a bit old and nothing like the pictures in the README.

Thanks in advance for the feedback!

譬如亮色背景時，字體會看不清楚，必須要切換到暗色背景才可以。