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ReText: Simple but powerful editor for Markdown and reStructuredText
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ReText toolbar icons get transparent #590

Closed aryayounesi closed 2 years ago

aryayounesi commented 2 years ago

greetings. I faced a problem with the app which is toolbar icons are transparent but when the cruiser is on them keyword appeared, meaning one could know it is open , or new file, etc. I could not solve it by myself and actually I like the app. it is more than great if there would be a solution. OS: fedora 36 p.s: I reinstall it once, did not work. two screenshots are attached.

soloution: I remove the app and reinstalled it through pip; problem solved. Screenshot_2022-08-01_17-34-25 Screenshot_2022-08-01_17-33-36

mitya57 commented 2 years ago

Try going to Edit → Preferences → Interface and setting "Icon theme name" to your icon theme (e.g. Adwaita).

There is automatic detection but it works only if you have pygobject installed.

aryayounesi commented 2 years ago

Try going to Edit → Preferences → Interface and setting "Icon theme name" to your icon theme (e.g. Adwaita).

There is automatic detection but it works only if you have pygobject installed.

dear @mitya57 thanks for your quick reply; unfortunately I could not make it right; the package is installed, also I install a handful other packages. no gain. note it may be good that I'm using xfce4. if it's possible for you guide me a little more. I have read the docs, and tried every installed icon theme.

mitya57 commented 2 years ago

Can you show the contents of your /usr/share/icons?

You can try putting names of directories from there to "Icon theme name" field, clicking "Apply" and seeing what happens.

Also how did you install ReText? From Fedora's repository or with pip? What is ReText version?

aryayounesi commented 2 years ago

@mitya57 thanks for help. yes sure. here is my icon folder. I tried a few icon themes, actually it was funny. the only icon I can see is preview and in fact it changes with changing in the field. screen shots attached.

@mitya57 based on you point for the way of installation I remove it then reinstall through pip (plus sudo to have in whole system) it worked. a lot of thanks for your help. I do not remove the issue perhaps could help developers.

I installed it from fedora repository; do you suggest to remove and install with pip? Screenshot_2022-08-01_23-55-19 Screenshot_2022-08-01_23-55-41 Screenshot_2022-08-01_23-57-49 Screenshot_2022-08-01_23-58-20 Screenshot_2022-08-01_23-58-49

mitya57 commented 2 years ago

Oh, I see what it was. You also need to have qt5-qtsvg (for ReText 7.x) and qt6-qtsvg (for ReText 8.0) installed. With that package, Adwaita (or any of the Mint-*) themes should work.