GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 82780
Thumbnails are flat
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
Thumbnails dont seem to use the thumbnail frame image that made the nice drop shadow thing around the photo. This has been the case for at least a week on CVS HEAD, a lot of other people seem to report the same thing on IRC. Also as a side issue, should themes be able to supply their own thumbnail frame? There is stuff about that on the theme XML file, and the sample themes used to ship their own thumbnail frame png file, but I never got that to work on the themes I did. So I am puzzled a bit..
Eck...
Anyone have a clue about this? It is pretty bad since it makes the thumbnails a lot less polished looking, thus making some of the nice looking stuff of nautilus just not show at all :-/ Does this work for anyone using the gnome2 version?
This is slightly abusive but marking high. No, still doesn't work here.
Since tigert asked. Seems broken for me too.
I'll have a look at this. It does use nautilus_theme_get_image_path ("thumbnail_frame.png") to get the frame, so I think it should be themeable. It even seems to have properties for offsets: frame_offset_str = nautilus_theme_get_theme_data ("thumbnails", "FRAME_OFFSETS");
Created attachment 9383 [details] [review] simple fix
The problem was just an incorrect path. However, small images (<16K or something similar) are used as-is, and so won't be in the thumbnails directory. So they won't have the border added. I don't know nautilus 1.4 was like that.
Using different borders in themes seems to work. I copied the border, made it red, and put it in the tahoe pixmaps directory and it was used instead of the default.
Patch applied.
fix0rage confirmed. Yay and thanks!