


GTK3/4 Themes by paulubuntu 7 comments
Or else, try restarting your system.
Another attempt, try extracting the folder into '~/.themes' instead of '/usr/share/themes'. - Jan 26 2016
For now, I'm sorry, I'm not going to edit it. So bear with it. Or if you're annoyed by this small glitch, you could switch to "Always use editable location bar.
Thank you for your appreciation to the theme. - Jan 15 2016
If you always prefer dark theme, here is the solution: go to ~/.themes/White/gtk-3.0 ; then rename gtk.css to gtk-white.css; moreover, rename gtk-dark.css to gtk.css. By doing this, in-shaAllah the White theme would use dark colouring and should be called Black instead of White. - Jan 03 2016

Full Icon Themes by hakamybs 29 comments

Full Icon Themes by hakamybs 29 comments

Full Icon Themes by hakamybs 29 comments

Full Icon Themes by hakamybs 29 comments

Full Icon Themes by hakamybs 29 comments

Full Icon Themes by hakamybs 29 comments

GTK3/4 Themes by elbullazul 563 comments
a) simply removing all text from '/* make transparent */' until the end of the file; OR
b) put '/*' in the beginning of '.background' section and '*/' in the end of the file ('.header-bar' section). - Nov 27 2015
https://support.apple.com/library/APPLE/APPLECARE_ALLGEOS/Product_Help/en_US/PUBLIC_USERS/135122/S0402_NotificationCenter.png - Nov 27 2015
1. You just have to make a new CSS file (e.g.: custom.css) and place your custom customization code (just your customization code, not the whole widgets code) inside it.
2. Then rename the downloaded 'gtk-widgets.css' in '~/.themes/White/gtk-3.0' into 'gtk-basic.css'.
3. Edit your 'custom.css' and insert '@import url("gtk-basic.css");' on the first line (without apostrophe). Save, exit the text editor. Rename that 'custom.css' to 'gtk-widgets.css'
4. Last step, place the new 'gtk-widgets.css' - which contains your lines of customization code and that '@import' thing to '~/.themes/White/gtk-3.0'.
5. The theme with your customization is ready to use.
With this, every time the theme is updated (lol) you just have to 1) rename that already renamed 'custom.css' back to its name; 2) extract the theme; 3) delete the old 'gtk-basic.css' and rename the new 'gtk-widgets.css' to 'gtk-basic.css'; 4) rename 'custom.css' to 'gtk-widgets.css'.
And yes, I know that's not a really quick method but I think it's easier than editing the codes one by one again on every update. - Nov 26 2015

Full Icon Themes by hakamybs 29 comments

Full Icon Themes by exenatt 36 comments
To solve the it, you have to disable menu transparency by following these steps:
1. gedit ~/.themes/Mavericks/gtk-3.0/gtk-widgets.css
2. find ".menu," (type without quotation marks)
3. change the "background-color" value from "alpha(@menu_bg_color, 0.95)" to "@menu_bg_color"
4. save. exit gedit.
5. restart the theme. - Nov 14 2015
A: Font color is already dark gray.
Q: opaque upper panel Unity in Ubuntu
A: Unity source was purely taken from GNOME-Cupertino by trastes. I don't use Unity, unwilling to test it I'm sorry.
Q: the "hide button", "close button", "expand button" (and other elements) to make flat as in Yosemite (or El Capitan)
A: This is Mavericks, so say NO to flat. If you prefer the flatter Yosemite/El Capitan-like theme, you could go grab White theme (available in my artwork database). - Nov 12 2015

GTK3/4 Themes by trastes 586 comments

Full Icon Themes by hakamybs 29 comments