2011/7/16 Nohemi Fernandez <[email protected]>
> Nope I didn't, but that would've been easy to remedy. Here's a snippet of
> the call to listen to the "showing" signal:
>
> Main.overview.connect('showing', Lang.bind(this, function () {
> this._trayButton.add_style_pseudo_class('grayed');
> }));
>
This code looks fine, the only problem I see (in the master branch on
github) is a missing
.keyboard-key:grayed {
color: #bbb; /* or something */
}
in data/theme/gnome-shell.css. There is an appropriate style in the gray-out
branch, which should work, though possibly not as expected:
.keyboard-key:grayed {
background: black;
}
is a shortcut for 'background-color: black;', which is a synonym for
'background-gradient-start: black;' if 'background-gradient-direction' is
not 'none'. The latter is the case, as the style in .keyboard-key is still
relevant.(*)
Is that the problem?
Florian
(*) Yes, it's completely non-obvious and horribly confusing, and has bitten
more than one developer and about every single designer working on the shell
...
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