Closed BluishHumility closed 8 months ago
The element the #pinned-box
ID refers to is a border of the box:
The dashed line you mean marks the boundary of the gtk.ScrolledWindow
. I've never tried to redefine its appearance. According to Bing:
Gtk.ScrolledWindow
has a main CSS node with the namescrolledwindow
¹². It also gets a.frame
style class added whenGtkScrolledWindow:has-frame
isTRUE
². TheGtkScrolledWindow
uses subnodes with namesovershoot
andundershoot
to draw the overflow and underflow indications ¹². These nodes get the.left
,.right
,.top
, or.bottom
style class added depending on where the indication is drawn ¹.I hope this helps!
Źródło: Konwersacja za pomocą usługi Bing, 3.12.2023 (1) Gtk.ScrolledWindow. https://docs.gtk.org/gtk3/class.ScrolledWindow.html. (2) Gtk.ScrolledWindow. https://docs.gtk.org/gtk4/class.ScrolledWindow.html. (3) CSS ID and Class Selectors | W3Docs. https://www.w3docs.com/learn-css/css-id-and-class.html.
Hi Piotr, thanks for the clue. I did spend some time poking around with this (more than I'd like to admit, actually!) but wasn't able to get anywhere with the dotted lines. No worries though, like I mentioned it's no big deal--I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. Thanks again for taking a look.
I tried as well, and failed too. :)
Hi Piotr, sorry if this is kind of a silly issue but I'm trying to figure out how to change these dotted lines to solid lines:
The default
drawer.css
(https://github.com/nwg-piotr/nwg-drawer/blob/main/drawer.css) has dotted line values forpinned-box
andfiles-box
, but it seems these two lines in the screenshot are something else not in the file.I poked around a bit to try and find any other version of the
drawer.css
which describe more of the options that are being set, but I'll be honest I'm not really sure what I'm looking for. If they can't be changed it's no big deal, I just thought I'd ask before giving up. :smile:Thanks for taking a look, -Jeremy