[Issue] System Tray menus are missing important styles.

Cu3PO42 commented 1 month ago

I have read the Usage and the Troubleshooting pages of the wiki
I have made sure that both my config and system packages are up to date
Linux distro: NixOS

The issue

The CSS rules applied to context menus in the system tray hide important details. For example, the context menu of nm-applet currently looks like this:

Available networks should have an arrow or other indicator that it has a sub-menu and "Enable Wi-Fi" and "Enable Networking" should both have checkboxes. If I remove any custom CSS they do:

Additionally, the icon for nm-applet is very different with styles applied. I'll tr to investigate why this happens and how it may be fixed.

end-4 commented 1 month ago

caused by * {all: unset} for sure haven't found out how to keep styles for those stuff

Cu3PO42 commented 1 month ago

Agreed. I was thinking of trying to do *:not(....) } {}, but I'm not yet sure how to select the menu. And GTK inspector also isn't particularly helpful because the menu doesn't stay open as soon as I click over to the inspector.

A cleaner solution would likely be to add back the necessary rules to show dividers, checkboxes and arrows.

end-4 / dots-hyprland

[Issue] System Tray menus are missing important styles. #512

The issue