Closed ha5ch closed 2 years ago
Try move your cursor a little bit higher than the text. I cannot reproduce this.
What's your theme?
I'm afraid cursor a little above doesn't work for me. I'm using Colloid-gtk-theme but also tried with Adwaita and all extension deactivated. Same result.
How about take some screencast about your interaction and terminal output and attach it here? I am not sure why.
ok, will do a screencast a little later and post it here. may it help. Additional terminal output is not given atm.
Additional terminal output is not given atm.
GTK_DEBUG=all GDK_DEBUG=all G_MESSAGE_DEBUG=all showmethekey-gtk
may help.
A debug build is needed.
My friend tested and says if you switched to colloid and then switch back to adwaita you'll get this error, maybe it's a theme issue. I'll try myself.
Instead of writing workaround for themes, I think it's more reasonable to let the floating window just use Adwaita. I cannot fix countless third-party themes, and the floating window is special that there are little style that can be applied on it.
Instead of writing workaround for themes, I think it's more reasonable to let the floating window just use Adwaita.
However I didn't find a way to only apply themes for one widget.
Check v1.7.2 from AUR which always GTK basic theme for floating window, it should fix this issue.
If not feel free to reopen.
Gtk 4.10 dropped GtkStyleContext, now I could only set style for a GdkDisplay (not per widget), so set basic theme for this widget is not a solution.
Some solutions I have:
Since v1.7.1 the clickable area is not clickable any more on Gnome 42 (Arch Linux, Gnome Shell 42.3, Wayland 1.21.0)
When you click on "clickable area", you click through like the output area (same for right, left and middle click).
When starting
showmethekey-gtk
from CLI, the following error message occurs multiple time:v1.6.3 works as expected