Closed pmjdebruijn closed 4 years ago
For my part I won't be working on the theme in for at least 3-4 releases. It is actually quite an involved and time consuming process to get every element in the theme working together. So I'll close this as wontfix.
However, if you provide a pull request that presents a nice looking theme I will be happy to make it available with the application, even as the default theme if I judge it to be better then the one we have now.
Fair enough...
The images in res/css/assets, have they been generated from an SVG source? Or if not, how did they come to be?
The Flowblade theme is just a modified Arc Dark and the assets are the original ones. The SVGs might be available where they host the theme development, don't know.
BTW, the color for the menuitem's seem to be inherited from the system theme, and I'm having trouble figuring out how to override that. The arc-theme is... erhm... complicated...
I had the same problem with buttons and asked about it:
https://discourse.gnome.org/t/custom-css-button-colors-are-ignored-when-system-theme-is-adwaita/1442
So the problem is that system theme has some CSS property and Flowblade theme does not have that property so the system theme value gets displayed. I tried to find the menu item thing in Adwaita and compare with Flowblade theme, but like you said, it is annoyingly difficult.
I am very happy to hear if you find the CSS property at fault here.
Oh, there's all sorts of juju happening with regard to the selected_bg_color in gui.py
Aaaaah, xubuntu's Greybird sets a background-image (as in a linear gradient) that overrules background-color, so background-image needs to be set to none;
Currently Flowblade 2.2's dark theme (which in general I like quite a bit), has some really bright blues, which seem a bit out of place.
Changing 195093 to 2a3c52 (same hue, brightness and saturation similar to a purple used elsewhere) in the CSS makes for a nicer (calmer) experience in my opinion.
But that still leaves: