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# vim:set ft=gtkrc ts=2 sw=2 sts=2 ai et:
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#
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# This file contains horrible hacks to make this theme work with some programs
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# This is mostly due to the limitations of gtk2 but sometimes its the fault of
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# the programs themselves. Not going to point fingers.
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#
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# Either way, it's a WONTFIX for both, hence this horrible file.
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style "toplevel_hack" {
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engine "adwaita" {}
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}
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style "chrome_entry" {
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base[NORMAL] = @base_color
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base[INSENSITIVE] = @base_color
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}
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style "vim_notebook" {
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bg[NORMAL] = @base_color
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bg[ACTIVE] = @insensitive_bg_color
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}
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# Vim puts an eventbox between the tab and the label and colours it,
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# we need to handle that
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widget "vim-main-window*GtkNotebook.GtkEventBox" style "vim_notebook"
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# (he)xchat input box
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class "SexySpellEntry" style:highest "normal_entry"
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# Chromium uses base as the fill colour of its own entries
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# This would be fine but Gtk+ uses it to fill the surrounding space, so its set to bg
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# That results in Chromium using it for the fill, so we need to handle that
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widget_class "*Chrom*<GtkEntry>" style "chrome_entry"
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# Hack to be able to match widgets in LibreOffice
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class "GtkWindow" style "toplevel_hack"
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