I just pushed changes that allow theming of the grid colour:
GnmItemGrid.grid,
GnmPreviewGrid.grid {
color: #c7c7c7;
}
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> I am unable to change the grid color
The grid colour can come either from the spreadsheet (if you define
borders) or from a default
which happens to live in src/style-color.c, function style_color_grid.
That means that currently you
need a recompile to change it.
I'll try to hook it up
> On 2021-02-17 23:07, Morten Welinder wrote:
i asked for it here ~9 years ago but there's stubborn people on this earth...
You did indeed, but you were so obnoxious about it then (and now, it
would seem) that it promptly got put in the "will take patches" pile.
There is some kind of life
the lesson was for all of those whose eyes you guys have harmed at night
meanwhile and to gnumeric's popularity among those who --like me-- stopped
using it and had to stick to excel (since calc leaves so much to be desired)
PS. macs too have a wonderful "whole session to dark mode" switch. It's
> i asked for it here ~9 years ago but there's stubborn people on this earth...
You did indeed, but you were so obnoxious about it then (and now, it
would seem) that it promptly got put in the "will take patches" pile.
There is some kind of life lesson hidden here, I suspect.
Now, if you have
Le 17/02/2021 à 12:46, Marc Dunord via gnumeric-list a écrit :
Hi,
ridiculous that still there's no "nightwork" switch for the entire
gnumeric application, akin to the "dark" mode switch in WIN that darkens
everything including MSoffice.
i asked for it here ~9 years ago but there's stubborn
ridiculous that still there's no "nightwork" switch for the entire gnumeric
application, akin to the "dark" mode switch in WIN that darkens everything
including MSoffice.
i asked for it here ~9 years ago but there's stubborn people on this
earth...
so i had to keep using excel2003 with wine and
> On 2021-02-16 22:25, Morten Welinder wrote:
It should be something like the stuff below, but it looks like the
gtk+ people have broken
this underneath us. That happens entirely too often.
M.
GnmItemGrid pane-divider {
color: #ff;
/* This isn't working well yet: */
I am also interested in a dark theme for Gnumeric.
My only comment is, it would be awesome if the light-on-dark colors were
not full white on full black, but rather something like a very light grey
on a very, very dark grey.
I feel it makes a huge difference.
Many tools and themes from the Linux
I have code that can detect whether a theme is dark. (It's a
heuristic -- looks at the
foreground colour; if that is light, the theme is probably dark. For
the sake of argument,
assume it works.)
I could use that to load a "gnumeric-dark.css" file instead, but that
leaves the question
of what
It should be something like the stuff below, but it looks like the
gtk+ people have broken
this underneath us. That happens entirely too often.
M.
GnmItemGrid pane-divider {
color: #ff;
/* This isn't working well yet: */
border-style: solid;
border-width: 1px;
}
> On 2021-02-15 14:43, Morten Welinder wrote:
You either compile your new one into gnumeric, or you add your stuff
to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css bearing in mind that this file is shared among
all gtk3 programs.
thank you.
I found how to change the background color to #d7cfc4, but I am unable
to
You either compile your new one into gnumeric, or you add your stuff
to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css bearing in mind that this file is shared among
all gtk3 programs.
M.
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> On 2021-02-15 08:32, Jean Bréfort wrote:
Hi,
The answer is b. You need to add appropriate fields in you gtk.css
file. You'll find the default along with some documentation in:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnumeric/-/blob/master/src/gnumeric.css
thank you.
And where should I place this css
Hi,
The answer is b. You need to add appropriate fields in you gtk.css
file. You'll find the default along with some documentation in:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnumeric/-/blob/master/src/gnumeric.css
Hope this helps,
Jean
Le lundi 15 février 2021 à 03:48 +0100, Fourhundred Thecat via
Hello,
I am using dark desktop theme (light text on dark background).
But gnumeric is using black text on white background.
Is there some way to either:
a) tell gnumeric to use my gtk theme, as all other applications
or
b) configure myself color for background and text in gnumeric ?
I am
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