GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 707295
Border-radius of overview-icons in app picker doesn't match rounded edges of running-indicator
Last modified: 2015-02-27 05:10:18 UTC
This patch was originally filed in bug 706081, but that's already huge as is, so better create a separate report for it.
Created attachment 253859 [details] [review] border-radius for overview-icons to match with rounded edges of running-indicator.svg
Review of attachment 253859 [details] [review]: Looks good.
The problem of not matching rounded corners with the svg is not a problem of the border-radius, since a border radius of 4px has to work everywhere (no sense to have 4px of border radius in dash and 10px radius in app-pciker with the same svg) The problem is that the runing-indicator.svg is separated from the bottom, so that makes that in app picker, the rounded edges doesn't match. In dash it is working because of a problem, the svg is bad allocated 1 or 2 px to the bottom, being cut off. That's why the svg matchs in dash and not in app-picker. So we have to take a look why the svg is not allocated fine.
Comment on attachment 253859 [details] [review] border-radius for overview-icons to match with rounded edges of running-indicator.svg This patch conflicts with the patch from bug https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=699044
The old running indicator is gone, closing.