GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 747859
theming broken in the overview
Last modified: 2016-09-20 08:15:55 UTC
Both the 'underflow' (the dotted lines) and the overflow in the scrolled window in the overview is a solid gray rectangle, instead of the subtle transparent overlay you get with Adwaita.
(In reply to Matthias Clasen from comment #0) > Both the 'underflow' (the dotted lines) and the overflow in the scrolled > window in the overview is a solid gray rectangle, instead of the subtle > transparent overlay you get with Adwaita. In the wizard? A screenshot would be even more helpful.
no, in the overview
Created attachment 302994 [details] screencast
<Lapo_> zeenix: remove the "content-bg" class from BoxesCollectionView and kill the corresponding style from the app shipped css > FIXED <Lapo_> zeenix: did I tell you that there's way too much stuff in the app shipped css, right? yes I did :-) <Lapo_> zeenix: the content-bg class and style applied there does nothing but breaking the overshoot/undershoot <Lapo_> zeenix: if you want that darkening the class mush be applied to the GdMainIconView
commit: 55a6c15b8eefb043077f23f4fb47b97c11942978 ui: Drop redundant use of "content-bg" custom theme Don't overuse custom "content-bg". In case of main/collection view, use of this theme breaks the transparent theming of underflow and overflow indicators.