I tried Big Caslon to see if I could get it to work. No dice. Very strange.
I see too that Family Name is more consistent when I tried various fonts - good
find. I tried specifying a font-variant rule and though it is listed in the CSS
Properties list, I can’t seem to change it from ’normal’.
A
The wiki instructions look good. (and simple)
As for the account tabs, it seems GtkNotebook follows an alternating pattern of
contents,tab,contents,tab etc.
So the first ‘contents’ is the GncAccountPage and is followed by its tab. Both
of these (as well as GncRegisterPage(s) and their tabs) are
Adrien,
> On Oct 21, 2018, at 11:08 PM, Adrien Monteleone
> wrote:
>
> * Now for the font name issue...
>
> I haven’t found a consistent rule here but these are the two that work for me:
>
> Open FontBook, find your desired font, and click the (i) icon at the top left
> to view the font’s in
Adrien,
It turns out that installing GTK+3 helps… ;) Once that’s installed, I get the
inspector in all its painful glory. I have added information to the GTK3 page
of the wiki for MacOS installation.
I won’t even try to guess why seemingly equal elements (e.g. individual Account
tabs) are pars
* On the question of errors, I’ve noticed something similar in some cases. It
is spotty though. Sometimes the rest of the declaration works. Certainly, if
your rule doesn’t terminate in a “;” or you accidentally terminated it with “:”
then likely the entire declaration will fail. This is not lik
Interesting. Might be something about Mohave, I’m still on HighSierra.
Also, forgot to note, yes I too get those same output warnings in Terminal. Not
sure if there is a problem there, or just a warning.
I just recalled that for me too, the inspector did not launch initially. I had
to install g
David,
I’ll address the inspector first and then send another reply to the specific
CSS questions.
The inspector most likely is opening (I use the same command) but it’s opening
behind the GnuCash window. Do an Application Window spread and you’ll see it.
(I have my top left hot corner set, bu
Ah, thanks for the clarification.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Oct 20, 2018, at 4:24 PM, John Ralls wrote:
>
> No, we moved to Gtk3 because WebKitGtk no longer supports Gtk2 and we were
> getting dropped from major distros for using an old version of WebKitGtk.
>
> Regards,
> John Ralls
>
>
>> On
In addition to GTK INspector not inspecting, it causes my GnuCash to crash
completely after a short time.
> On Oct 21, 2018, at 8:32 PM, David T. wrote:
>
> Adrien,
>
> Further comments.
>
> First, I’m learning that, for colors at least, the names used have no spaces
> in them. So, “lightst
Adrien,
Further comments.
First, I’m learning that, for colors at least, the names used have no spaces in
them. So, “lightsteelgrey”, not “light steel grey”. I found a different site
that noted the unspaced name forms after my initial attempts. My mistake. [This
does not, however, rectify the
Adrien,
I’ve been following this thread, and decided to try some of it out. I’d like to
report that my results have been less than stellar, and just a little bit
confusing.
I will begin by saying that I am a long time MacOS user, and I am running both
2.6.19 and 3.3 on MacOS Mojave (which just
No, we moved to Gtk3 because WebKitGtk no longer supports Gtk2 and we were
getting dropped from major distros for using an old version of WebKitGtk.
Regards,
John Ralls
> On Oct 20, 2018, at 1:27 PM, Adrien Monteleone
> wrote:
>
> Yes, but as I noted, the Accounts page is not designed in a
Yes, but as I noted, the Accounts page is not designed in a way that you can
target the individual lines using those (even/odd) pseudo selectors. It is also
unknown if Gnome even implemented pseudo selectors at all for Gtk3. (I think
I’ve tried some on other elements and they did not work)
The
> Date: Sat, 20 Oct 2018 08:46:29 +0100
> From: Jill Terry
> Could you tell me how to have even and odd rule for the account
> page???
I'm still at version 2 of GC, but what I'm hearing about the, er, "odd"
formatting choices for 3.3 isn't encouraging me to upgrade.
Adrien already posted where
Thank you so much for your help Adrien. Very much appreciated!
It does seem rather strange to step backward in display when upgrading a
program! I would stick to the older version (with it's zebra striping
on the account tree LOL!) but for some strange reason the search
function just suddenl
Jill,
Unfortunately, this does not appear to be possible at the present time. You can
only target the entire background, not individual lines for zebra striping.
I did find a possibility of having grid lines, but this will need to be done
via code by the developers.
I’d suggest filing a bug re
Hi Adrien
First of all sorry for delay in replying and thank you very much for this.
Could you tell me how to have even and odd rule for the account page?
Prior to upgrading, it used to display white but with every other line
in grey, which is much easier to read.
Cheers
Jill
On 19/10/201
Jill,
Try this:
Close GnuCash.
Using a text editor (such as ’TextEdit.app’) create a file named gtk-3.0.css
and place it in /yourusername/Library/Application Support/Gnucash
have it contain the following three CSS declarations:
* {
font-size: 12px;
font-family: Helvetica, sans-serif;
}
#
Hi Jill,
Jill Terry writes:
> Thanks folks.
>
> The location of the css file given in the wiki is given for a mac, I
> cannot locate a folder for Gnucash under Application Support. Besides
> which I have no idea how to find the correct .class to adjust.
>
> I love GnuCash and so appreciate the
Thanks folks.
The location of the css file given in the wiki is given for a mac, I
cannot locate a folder for Gnucash under Application Support. Besides
which I have no idea how to find the correct .class to adjust.
I love GnuCash and so appreciate the program. But (yep always a but
LOL!)
Jill,
Look at the wiki FAQ, you’ll see links to pages about GTK3 styling. There are
some basics there, otherwise, a few months back, myself and a few others spent
some time experimenting with various settings here on the list, so check the
archives. I believe the thread title had something to d
On 17 October 2018 11:19:08 BST, Jill Terry wrote:
>Hi All.
>
>I'm on the mac version and I have just updated to v.3.3.
>
>I absolutely hate the fact that the opening window, showing all
>accounts, is now a bland, bright, white. I also dislike the change in
>the font and size. With these upda
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