I am running Manjaro with Gnome Shell 3.38.2. A while ago I noticed that the Events section in the Notifications Center would overlap with the World Clock section when there were more than 5 events in a single day.
Just to see if the error was at theme or gnome-shell level, I checked what happened in the same situation with the default Manjaro theme, and I see that all the sections below the calendar scroll if there are too many elements to fit. I also checked all versions of the shell theme (namely, matcha, matcha-azul, matcha-aliz and its dark versions) and the issue is present in all of them.
I just updated Matcha-gtk-theme to the latest version (2020-12-25 at the time of writing) and I see that the issue is still present.
Here are some screenshots of this situation:
When there are less than 5 events in Matcha:
Less than 5 events in the default theme:
More than 5 events in Matcha:
More than 5 events in the default theme:
In the default theme the Events, World Clock and Weather Section are one scrollable section:
I am running Manjaro with Gnome Shell 3.38.2. A while ago I noticed that the Events section in the Notifications Center would overlap with the World Clock section when there were more than 5 events in a single day.
Just to see if the error was at theme or gnome-shell level, I checked what happened in the same situation with the default Manjaro theme, and I see that all the sections below the calendar scroll if there are too many elements to fit. I also checked all versions of the shell theme (namely, matcha, matcha-azul, matcha-aliz and its dark versions) and the issue is present in all of them.
I just updated Matcha-gtk-theme to the latest version (
2020-12-25
at the time of writing) and I see that the issue is still present.Here are some screenshots of this situation:
When there are less than 5 events in Matcha:
Less than 5 events in the default theme:
More than 5 events in Matcha:
More than 5 events in the default theme:
In the default theme the Events, World Clock and Weather Section are one scrollable section: