> I'm not using fluxbox anymore, but I have 1.3.7 installed and I started > a session to test. I had not set a background. On a style named "Verde"
I tried to find your "Verde", but the download is gone. > I put > > background: fullscreen I have photos, so to keep them from distortion I use "aspect". > background.pixmap: /path/to/file.jpg I use "~" in the path, and I see that in init so it must be OK. Otherwise, it's all right. The colors and decorations change as they should. > > in theme.cfg, restarted fluxbox and it worked. I have feh-2.14.1 . Not here. Could it have anything to do with GTK-2 config? I've never done anything with that. > > In my ~/.fluxbox/overlay there are the lines > > ! The following line will prevent styles from setting the background. > !background: none Same here. > > Do you have it commented too? Does the problem exist on all styles > or only on custom ones? None of the fluxbox-supplied "system" themes have backgrounds. All my styles use the same template. Here's one: ! Theme: Linux ! Version: 1.0 ! Date: Sat Dec 2 16:22:39 PST 2017 ! Author: PGR ! So, this is relatively simple. ! Many things are global or default. ! ------ Global settings ------ *font: sans-10 ! ------ Global Colors ------ ! Unify colors in the focused & unfocused windows *.color: grey70 *.unfocus.color: grey50 *.textColor: black *.unfocus.textColor: white ! Toolbar.iconbar should reflect window (un)focus colors. toolbar.iconbar.focused.color: grey70 toolbar.iconbar.unfocused.color: grey50 *.frame.color: grey80 *.borderColor: grey60 ! Grips are important to hilite window.grip.focus.color: white ! ------ ! ------ You probably don't need to change anything below! ! ------ ! ------ Window settings ------ *.borderWidth: 1 *.bevelWidth: 1 *.frameWidth: 1 handleWidth: 4 ! ------ Window icons ------ ! The convention among Fluxbox stylers is to use fixed names for ! decoration files, enabling this to be a relatively static file. ! Just changing the pixmaps enables a different look. We do the same. ! Our name choice is a bit different, a bit more descriptive hopefully. window.close.pixmap: close-active-window.xpm window.close.unfocus.pixmap: close-inactive-window.xpm window.close.pressed.pixmap: close-button-pressed.xpm window.iconify.pixmap: min-active-window.xpm window.iconify.unfocus.pixmap: min-inactive-window.xpm window.iconify.pressed.pixmap: min-button-pressed.xpm window.maximize.pixmap: max-active-window.xpm window.maximize.unfocus.pixmap: max-inactive-window.xpm window.maximize.pressed.pixmap: max-button-pressed.xpm window.stick.pixmap: stick-active-window.xpm window.stick.unfocus.pixmap: stick-inactive-window.xpm window.stick.pressed.pixmap: stick-button-pressed.xpm window.stuck.pixmap: stuck-active-window.xpm window.stuck.unfocus.pixmap: stuck-inactive-window.xpm ! ------ Menu icons ------ menu.bullet.position: right menu.submenu.pixmap: menu-submenu-bullet.xpm menu.selected.pixmap: menu-option-selected.xpm menu.unselected.pixmap: menu-option-unselected.xpm ! ------ Toolbar ------ ! ------ Slit ------ ! ------ Wallpaper ------ background: aspect background.pixmap: ~/.fluxbox/styles/Linux/pixmaps/background.jpg -- Paul Rogers [email protected] Rogers' Second Law: "Everything you do communicates." (I do not personally endorse any additions after this line. TANSTAAFL :-) -- http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
