GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 672430
rounded top corners of maximized windows doesn't fit well with toolbar buttons
Last modified: 2012-05-07 08:40:49 UTC
Created attachment 210138 [details] screenshot If you look at the top left and right corners of the app window in the attached screenshot you may notice that the curvature of the shell top bar that is imposed on the window doesn't interact nicely with the curvature of the toolbar buttons and the border padding within the toolbar. You have two curves with different radii and top, bottom, and left/right paddings that are not consistent.
I agree, but what should be done about it? Is the problem in the shell, on the apps or on both?
Might be worth thinking about bug 643204 at the same time.
While this doesn't address the padding in the toolbar itself, having -panel-corner-radius: 6px instead of the current 10px plays well with the toolbar buttons and the window titlebar. It creates a gap for the :active activities button border though, so Florian needs to look into this.
*** Bug 672278 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 210229 [details] 6px top bar radius As indicated by the red dots, the vertical padding is still a pixel smaller than horizontal.
Err, 2px.
Created attachment 210248 [details] [review] use 6px radius instead of 10px for top bar Patch courtesy of Florian Muellner.
Created attachment 210653 [details] [review] gtk toolbar padding uniform in horizontal and vertical direction This is the gtk part of the fix. Toolbars having a uniform 4px H/V padding.
Is this ready for inclusion, Jakub?
It looks decent from my POV.
We don't require patch review for CSS changes, so go ahead and push if you want to.
Pushed to gnome-themes-standard and gnome-shell master.