Bugs item #635773, was opened at 2002-11-08 16:05
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Category: Appearance/Rendering
Group: 0.65.x
Status: Open
>Resolution: Invalid
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: titlebar and toolbar too thick on rh8.0

Initial Comment:
I just installed blackbox 0.65 on a new RH8.0 build. 
The titlebar and toolbar are very thick.  Is there
anyway to change it back to be thin?

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>Comment By: Sean 'Shaleh' Perry (shaleh)
Date: 2002-11-08 19:15

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Here is the code for the window titlebar.  It has not changed much since  
the gui remake from 0.5x to 0.6x.  Current cvs has updated the code a bit  
but the actual function has not changed.  
  
  if (decorations & Decor_Titlebar) {  
    // the height of the titlebar is based upon the height of the font being  
    // used to display the window's title  
    WindowStyle *style = screen->getWindowStyle();  
    if (i18n.multibyte())  
      frame.title_h = (style->fontset_extents->max_ink_extent.height +  
                       (frame.bevel_w * 2) + 2);  
    else  
      frame.title_h = (style->font->ascent + style->font->descent +  
                       (frame.bevel_w * 2) + 2);  
  
    frame.label_h = frame.title_h - (frame.bevel_w * 2);  
    frame.button_w = (frame.label_h - 2);  
  
    // set the top frame margin  
    frame.margin.top = frame.border_w + frame.title_h +  
                       frame.border_w + frame.mwm_border_w;  
}  
  
As you can see it is 100% dependent on the size of the font you have  
installed.  The toolbar code is similar.  Most likely RH is using 100dpi fonts  
and you are used to 75.  
  
I have marked the bug invalid and will close it unless further information is 
provided. 
 

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Comment By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Date: 2002-11-08 19:04

Message:
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Yes... use a smaller font.  In the absence of any further
description of your problem, all that anyone is going to be
able to decide is that you're using too big of a font for
the elements.

After all, they expand as the font does.


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