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Xfwm 4.13.1 tabwin as list too sparse #224

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andreldm opened this issue Aug 21, 2018 · 11 comments
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Xfwm 4.13.1 tabwin as list too sparse #224

andreldm opened this issue Aug 21, 2018 · 11 comments

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andreldm commented Aug 21, 2018

Until now Xfwm 4.13.1 tabwin was missing proper Greybird style, it looks great when using the default icon mode, but when "Cycle through windows in a list" is enabled in Window Manager Tweaks, it looks too sparse:

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ochosi commented Aug 23, 2018

Oh my, I guess I would have to patch Xfwm4 to properly fix this...

Currently there is no meaningful way to distinguish the list and the normal style, at least not in CSS. I will take a look at Xfwm4 I guess.

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andreldm commented Aug 24, 2018

I don't think so, you just forgot about listview-icon-size, all you need is to add -XfwmTabwinWidget-listview-icon-size: 24px; to #xfwm-tabwin.

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Oh, min-width and min-height in #xfwm-tabwin button need to be removed or decreased to 24px.

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ochosi commented Aug 25, 2018

Yeah, I know and that's not a very nice solution. It would be nicer if Xfwm4 would set an additional styleclass dynamically when the list mode is in use

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Both properties (icon-size and listview-icon-size) are used in the gtk2 version of Greybird, I fail to see how this is not a nice solution for gtk3. At least both modes now look fine to me.
I know styleclasses would be safer and simple to introduce in xfwm4, but is it really necessary?

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ochosi commented Aug 26, 2018

If you want to use something like min-height, then yes. Personally I like that in Gtk3 I can make those buttons a tad bigger and enforce squareness.

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@ochosi ochosi closed this as completed in 358912c Sep 13, 2018
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ochosi commented Sep 13, 2018

Until we get this fixed in Xfwm4 I don't want to leave everyone using Xfwm4 with listview and Greybird in the rain. I can always re-introduce this style again later.

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andreldm commented Feb 6, 2019

@ochosi ochosi reopened this Feb 8, 2019
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ochosi commented Feb 8, 2019

Thanks @andreldm, I'll take a look at this again soon.

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ochosi commented Feb 9, 2019

Works nicely with git master! Thanks for the patch.

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