Paul Barton-Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have the following widget arrangement:
>
> +-HBox----------------------------------------------+
> |+---------------------+ +---------------------+|
> || | | ||
> || button | | menubar w/1 item ||
> |+---------------------+ +---------------------+|
> +---------------------------------------------------+
>
> i want to set the font used by the menubar item to the same as the one
> used by the button. normally, i use gtk_widget_set_name() to do this,
> and then define the style in an rc file. in this case, both the button
> and the widget will use the same style.
>
> however, i can't figure out which widget i should be setting the name
> of. i tried both the widget returned by gtk_item_factory_create_item()
> and the one returned by gtk_item_factory_get_menubar_widget(), but
> neither seems to result in the font changing. in both cases, the text
> of the menubar item is in the font of the default style.
Remember, a menu item is a label contained in a GtkMenuItem widget
which is a container.
So, if you set the name of the menu item to "MyItem", then the pattern
specification in your RC file should look like:
widget "MyItem.GtkLabel" style "MyFontStyle"
Regards,
Owen
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