Closed somepaulo closed 7 months ago
Describe the bug The tabs bar overflow arrows have disappeared a couple of updates ago.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior When the tabs bar overflows, arrows should appear on either side of the tabs bar (except the side that is fully scrolled to an end).
Screenshots How it is
How it should be
Setup information
Additional context The CSS applied to the arrow images (in tabsbar.css, line 59) is still used when the arrows should be displayed:
tabsbar.css
#scrollbutton-up:has(~ .scrollbox-clip[orient="horizontal"]) > .toolbarbutton-icon, .scrollbox-clip[orient="horizontal"] ~ #scrollbutton-down > .toolbarbutton-icon { visibility: hidden; }
Adding this solves it for me:
#scrollbutton-up:has(~ .scrollbox-clip[orient="horizontal"]):not([disabled]) > .toolbarbutton-icon, .scrollbox-clip[orient="horizontal"] ~ #scrollbutton-down:not([disabled]) > .toolbarbutton-icon { visibility: visible; }
This is an intentional change to mimic libadwaita tabs. You still can click the fade to scroll, or use you mouse wheel.
OK then. Thanks for the explanation.
Describe the bug The tabs bar overflow arrows have disappeared a couple of updates ago.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior When the tabs bar overflows, arrows should appear on either side of the tabs bar (except the side that is fully scrolled to an end).
Screenshots How it is![Screenshot from 2024-01-17 12-07-41](https://github.com/rafaelmardojai/firefox-gnome-theme/assets/15643750/4511bd26-9184-451e-8d10-c925d23b5902)
How it should be![Screenshot from 2024-01-17 12-07-53](https://github.com/rafaelmardojai/firefox-gnome-theme/assets/15643750/b4c12fb4-a893-4c7d-9c58-9fa261f3ccb1)
Setup information
Additional context The CSS applied to the arrow images (in
tabsbar.css
, line 59) is still used when the arrows should be displayed:Adding this solves it for me: