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To fix Nautilus's pathbar...

Open ghost opened this issue 6 years ago • 6 comments

I used Adwaita Creamy's nautilus.css. I put that file in the gtk-3.0 folder and then I just had to add: @import url("nautilus.css"); to the end of the gtk.css file. I think this could be automated in your script without too much hassle. I'm uploading screenshots of the steps I took.

ghost avatar Mar 14 '19 16:03 ghost

Captura de tela de 2019-03-14 13-42-22 Captura de tela de 2019-03-14 13-43-05 Captura de tela de 2019-03-14 13-44-18

ghost avatar Mar 14 '19 16:03 ghost

I forgot to upload the results: Captura de tela de 2019-03-14 13-47-34

ghost avatar Mar 14 '19 16:03 ghost

Please note that this nautilus.css is not mine. I got from Adwaita Creamy's project, which seems to be licensed under MIT, so it's ok to copy nautilus.css from there (I guess).

ghost avatar Mar 14 '19 16:03 ghost

Sorry for the lack of a response here, I'm just not really sure about this... I just feel like it's pretty fragile and still doesn't solve the other issues a non-Adwaita-named theme brings.

OTOH this whole thing is a hack anyway, not sure how much worse it could get...

Leaving this open, I might take a look at it soon-ish.

refi64 avatar Mar 18 '19 03:03 refi64

It fixes the pathbar, but in this theme, it also makes buttons on Nautilus behave erratically (no changes on hover, for example; they just remain static). This would have to be fixed in the css. I don't know how to do this (I know nothing about GTK and Shell theming - sorry).

ghost avatar Mar 20 '19 16:03 ghost

Ah okay. I still might take a look into it, hopefully that can be worked around.

refi64 avatar Mar 21 '19 02:03 refi64