Closed sidmint closed 3 years ago
hi, sorry for taking a bit too long to reply
although this is technically feasible, it requires playing with margins, and I'm not comfortable with that, as it has caused issues in the past. I also try not to mess up with GNOME's positioning of widgets to avoid having the buttons look out of place or break other controls.
If you don't mind the occasional bugs or weirdness, here's how to do it:
gtk-3.0/gtk.css
at line 1585, set padding: 4px 8px
to padding: 0;
background-color: transparent;
to the headerbar button
nodeheaderbar button:backdrop
nodeHiyee! Thanks a lot, also for also telling how to do it.
taking a bit too long to reply
oh don't say that, it's ok, it's life. Thank you for your help and works.
[so i found it's a gtk3 thing instead of Qt and edited the content] Some apps like gnome-disk, archive manager[file-roller], gnome-calculator, evince [gnome-disk-utility shown below] have their own margins/offsets for the buttons [close button highlighted having an offset contrary to the theme] in title bar independent of the theme. Can't this be controlled by the theme?
Mint 19.3 xfce