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Moonrise

   1.10  

GTK 3.x Theme/Style

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Depends on  GTK 3.x
Downloads:  3326
Submitted:  Jun 1 2012
Updated:  Aug 14 2012

Description:

Moonrise is a dark GTK theme with an emphasis on good visibility and contrast. It takes features from the Plastiq Gtk3 theme along with the window decorations of the Ice Cream GTK theme.

supports: gtk3, gnome shell, gtk2, metacity



Notes:
* unpack and place theme in /usr/share/themes
you may have to use the command Quote:
gksu nautilus
to gain permission.

* Ubunut Software Center--white text on white background bug:
the fix for this is: in the terminal type
sudo gedit /usr/share/software-center/ui/gtk3/css/softwarecenter.css
change the color value of @define-color super-light-aubergine to #65666E or what ever you like.





Changelog:

1.02
includes the firefox color issue fix as suggested by cbowman57

1.03
I added a nice hover effect to row items. made cursor on firefox more visible. text on firefox text fields is now blue for visibility under black and white backgrounds.

6/6/12 2am
some improvements on gtk2--maches the gtk3 theme more. Still working on it, will have all changes on the 1.10 version. just wanna post this now because ill be away for a while


1.10
Improvements on gtk2--maches the gtk3 theme more. Better visibility of text in buttons, selected items, and the dropdown menu. Colored scrollbars where previously lacking. Fixed some bugs affecting Thunderbird.

If anyone knows how to fix the "black icons when losing focus" bug, please let me know.




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 Firefox fix

 
 by cbowman57 on: Jun 1 2012  
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Paste this into your /gtk-2.0/gtkrc or the ~/.gtkrc (you can create it if it doesn't exist) Can also be inserted in the styles/*.rc files if your gtk-2.0 theme uses them.


----> cut & paste <----
style "ff"
{
text[NORMAL] = "#000000"
base[NORMAL] = "#FFFFFF"
}
class "GtkInvisible" style "ff"
widget "GtkInvisible" style "ff"

----> cut & paste <----

Should work with just about every theme. If you sort out how to make the text cursor visible using this I'd appreciate knowg how you did it.


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 Re: Firefox fix

 
 by oplecta on: Jun 2 2012  
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I applied your fix. It works well. I decided to have red text instead for those that do overwrite the webpage color settings, like me. Also, I've noticed that some text fields (well I only saw 1 occasion so far) still have the black background, so having a text color visible in both black and white backgrounds is better i believe. Thanks.

as far as the cursor, mine is slightly visible. It depends on the ntext_color: value specified for gtk_color_scheme


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 Re: Re: Firefox fix

 
 by cbowman57 on: Jun 2 2012  
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Glad you tried it out, it lends itself to customization.

I made some improvements, fixed the text cursor problem. I posted the entire fix in the changelog on the Cherry Bomb v3.4 Gnome shell theme.

Hopefully this will prove itself & be adopted a little more universally. I've done the userChrome.css patch in the past to make some dark themes usable but this is a little more elegant I think. This may be overridden by the userChrome.css method so if you've applied that you may have to get rid of it.


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 Firefox fix

 
 by cbowman57 on: Jun 1 2012  
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Paste this into your /gtk-2.0/gtkrc or the ~/.gtkrc (you can create it if it doesn't exist) Can also be inserted in the styles/*.rc files if your gtk-2.0 theme uses them.


----> cut & paste <----
style "ff"
{
text[NORMAL] = "#000000"
base[NORMAL] = "#FFFFFF"
}
class "GtkInvisible" style "ff"
widget "GtkInvisible" style "ff"

----> cut & paste <----

Should work with just about every theme. If you sort out how to make the text cursor visible using this I'd appreciate knowg how you did it.


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 Software center fix

 
 by cbowman57 on: Jun 2 2012  
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I don't use Ubuntu so don't have that problem (anymore) but I plan to try and make your fix as widely known as possible

Thanks. & I really like the look of this theme. ;-)


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 overlay scrollbars and Thunderbird

 
 by bubi on: Jun 5 2012  
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I like this, except for two things.

The overlay scrollbars are invisible for gtk3 applications on my system (Ubuntu Precise). And Thunderbird just doesn't look right at all... and I use it a lot.

Omnia sunt communia.
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 Re: overlay scrollbars and Thunderbird

 
 by bubi on: Jun 5 2012  
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After your last upgrade, it is still the same...
And there is also one other issue, I forgot to mention before... The slected/suggested buttons are too white, so it becomes inconsistant with the rest of the looks, and the tekst becomes unreadable.

What version of Ubuntu and Gnome are you using?

Omnia sunt communia.
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 Re: Re: overlay scrollbars and Thunderbird

 
 by oplecta on: Jun 5 2012  
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sorry I didn't notice your comment before. I am looking into it. i'm on ubuntu 12.04 gnome 3.2.1. I believe you can change the text and background colors of the thunderd bird app on the gtkrc file on the gtk-2.0 folder right below the "#firefox color issues fix" comment


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 Re: Re: Re: overlay scrollbars and Thunderbird

 
 by bubi on: Jun 6 2012  
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Interesting... I have Ubuntu 12.04 too, and I have Gnome 3.4.1. No backports, standard repos.

The different versions of the Gnome base we use could explain the glitches on buttons and overlay scrollbars. But I don't know how it comes that you have Precise with Gnome 3.2...

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 Re: Re: overlay scrollbars and Thunderbird

 
 by oplecta on: Jun 5 2012  
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sorry I didn't notice your comment before. I am looking into it. i'm on ubuntu 12.04 gnome 3.2.1. I believe you can change the text and background colors of the thunderd bird app on the gtkrc file on the gtk-2.0 folder right below the "#firefox color issues fix" comment


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 Re: Re: overlay scrollbars and Thunderbird

 
 by oplecta on: Jun 6 2012  
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sorry I didn't notice your comment before. I am looking into it. i'm on ubuntu 12.04 gnome 3.2.1. I believe you can change the text and background colors of the thunderd bird app on the gtkrc file on the gtk-2.0 folder right below the "#firefox color issues fix" comment


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 Evolution has colorproblems

 
 by boospy on: Dec 2 2012  
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I run Gentoo with Gnome 3.4. Evolution is with this very nice theme not useable ;( Is there a possibility to fix this? Here is a Picture: http://www.osit.cc/pics/evolution1.png

Thanks a lot
Boospy


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 Re: Evolution has colorproblems

 
 by oplecta on: Dec 5 2012  
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I use Thunderbird so I never caught this. I should have a fix on the next version, but it will be a while before I have time


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 in gnome 3.6. theme is broken

 
 by boospy on: Jan 1 2013  
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I'am worry... in gnome 3.6 the theme does not work correctly anymore...
Greetings and a nice new Year!


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