Closed timmay7 closed 3 years ago
Hi @d2phap It's purposely hidden in the default theme Kobe.
The new theme pack API allows user to customize and hide the logo: https://github.com/ImageGlass/theme If you select another theme pack, the logo will be back.
If you want to have the logo on the title bar with Kobe theme, you can edit its igtheme.xml
file, set isshowtitlebarlogo
to True
:
https://github.com/ImageGlass/theme/blob/master/themes/dark/Kobe/igtheme.xml#L19
Hi @d2phap It's purposely hidden in the default theme Kobe.
The new theme pack API allows user to customize and hide the logo: https://github.com/ImageGlass/theme If you select another theme pack, the logo will be back.
If you want to have the logo on the title bar with Kobe theme, you can edit its
igtheme.xml
file, setisshowtitlebarlogo
toTrue
: https://github.com/ImageGlass/theme/blob/master/themes/dark/Kobe/igtheme.xml#L19
Thanks, that worked in restoring the logo. My only suggestion is that in the case where the logo is hidden, I would left-align the text so that the area where the logo used to be is filled in. That's what made it look weird.
Thanks @timmay7, i couldn't find a way to remove that space though. I will investigate on it.
Unfortunatelly, that is not the only icon missing. In the tasks bar there is an empty space, not icon of Imageglass or mini thumbnail of the image or anything else. See the pic.
@retrue
I use ImageGlass portable. Yes, it happens every time. Installed theme is Kobe. I followed your instructions, changed to Light Gray theme and the icon in the taskbar appeared. However, if I change back to Kobe theme the icon disappears again.
@retrue
Thanks for the info, there is a temporary solution, you can open igtheme.xml
file of Kobe theme, set isshowtitlebarlogo
to True
:
https://github.com/ImageGlass/theme/blob/master/themes/dark/Kobe/igtheme.xml#L19
That worked, thanks.
The screenshot basically tells the story. The empty space used to be occupied by the ImageGlass logo. But since upgrading to version 8, it's gone?
Very minor, but a visual annoyance.