Open slaubenberger opened 6 months ago
In case of adwaita.css
and adwaita-dark.css
the transform is redundant since the arrow icon is the "-" (minus) sign. But I'm not sure what's wrong with cupertino.css
, the transform (180deg rotation) seems correct.
Hmm, the strange thing is, I'm not geting +/- as signs. My signs are ^/v (up and down). On your website, I also see the +/- signs... No idea why this is happening. I just used the latest version today - the change log is 0.25.11 (2024-04-01).
Are you sure you are loading the themes correctly? My guess is that you have both Adwaita and Cupertino themes loaded simultaneously or you placed the widget inside a shadow root without adoptedStyleSheets
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I'm pretty sure I use Xel the correct way, the only references are in my index.html with the following usages: xel.js adwaita.css
I'm using it in an Electron app with the following packages on a M2 Mac: ├── @electron-forge/cli@7.4.0 ├── @electron-forge/maker-deb@7.4.0 ├── @electron-forge/maker-rpm@7.4.0 ├── @electron-forge/maker-squirrel@7.4.0 ├── @electron-forge/maker-zip@7.4.0 ├── @electron-forge/plugin-auto-unpack-natives@7.4.0 ├── @electron-forge/plugin-fuses@7.4.0 ├── @electron/fuses@1.8.0 ├── electron-reload@2.0.0-alpha.1 ├── electron-reloader@1.2.3 ├── electron-squirrel-startup@1.0.0 ├── electron@30.0.1 └── xel@0.25.11
I still can't reproduce this issue. Could you please attach your index.html file? Also, what is your web browser name and version?
Here you go:
The result looks like this (after the rotation fix):
The following libraries are used:
The HTML file looks fine, I guess it is a problem with the tooling that you use to generate the Electron app bundle.
Hi
First of all, thank you very much for providing such a nice widget library!
Now the small issue: the "decrement-arrow" has an the wrong rotation in the following css-files: adwaita.css adwaita-dark.css cupertino.css
I fixed it by simply removing the unnecessary "rotate"-command in the css. It would be nice if you could include this fix in your main branch and upcoming releases.
Regards, Stefan