the battery percentage is not aligned with the battery icon in the quick settings

maniacx / Bluetooth-Battery-Meter

A Gnome extension featuring indicator icons in system tray, serving as meter for Bluetooth device battery levels and providing detailed battery levels via icon/text in the Bluetooth quick settings menu.

https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/6670/bluetooth-battery-meter/

GNU General Public License v3.0

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the battery percentage is not aligned with the battery icon in the quick settings #18

Closed houssemko closed 9 months ago

houssemko commented 9 months ago

i'm using a custom shell theme , whitsur gtk theme

maniacx commented 9 months ago

Can u give me additional details? OS: (ex Fedora 39, ubuntu 22.10)? Gnome -shell version you are using: (example 43,44, or 45)?

And also a screenshot with the extension disabled.

disable bluetooth battery meter extension.
Log out and re-login
Post the screenshot of bluetooth menu.

houssemko commented 9 months ago

i'm running garuda linux , gnome 45.3 wayland session the bluetooth menu with the extension disabled

maniacx commented 9 months ago

As you can see in the above picture posted by you, the issue is not with the extension. But something to do with the theme. Even without the extension, the headphone iconis not aligned with the textHama Spiritand Redmi Bus.

However just for testing I did install WhieSur on Fedora 39 Gnome 45, I dont have the issue you described with extension enabled or disabled. The icons are aligned with text. Below are pics of bluetooth menu with extension enabled and disabled,

Screenshot from 2024-02-05 17-56-38

Conclusion

It is definately not the extension causing it.
It could be the theme not compatable with your system.
It could be an theme installation issue.

For theme installation I just ran sudo (path to theme director)/install.sh -t all And then using Gnome tweak I selected dark purple theme.

houssemko commented 9 months ago

yeah i agree it's the theme causing the problem , but why did you use sudo to apply the theme?

maniacx commented 9 months ago

Yes you are correct. We do not need sudo to apply the theme. I misread the installation. With sudo the whitesur theme get installed at /usr/share/themes Without sudo it get installed at ~/.themes

Either case with or without sudo the text and icons are aligned on my system. Are you using any special arguments when running ./install.sh?

houssemko commented 9 months ago

yes i'm using these arguments : ./install.sh -o normal -c Dark -t purple -l --normal --darker

maniacx commented 9 months ago

I unistalled all themes and used

./install.sh -o normal -c Dark -t purple -l --normal --darker And choose the theme in Gnome-tweaks. I have text and icons aligned.

You can close the issue if there are no further question.

houssemko commented 9 months ago

Yes I'll transfer the issue to the theme maker github