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Linux Huge Toolbar Problem - GTK3 improvement proposition #258
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The issue with not being specific with the selector (#swt-toolbar-flat) is that it will remove padding from all your GtkToolbar components, even outside Eclipse. Maybe the selector has changed in Neon? If you use the CSS inspector you should be able to check it. I think that updating |
I've checked with the css inspector and if I didn't miss anything, the only style classes used on toolbars now are I'll update the wiki in a moment about |
Sorry, I realised now that the issue is probably not with the Neon selector itself. You need to look at the selector on the GtkToolbar of the code that is being used the max height. (The wiki has a link to the code in the GTK3 instructions too). I think that generating the file in the home directory with the correct selector for GTK3, in the same way it's done for GTK2 could be useful. However I believe this is a workaround, so ideally it would be better to fix the code that is calculating the max height? P.S. I'm not the maintainer of this repo. |
Current instruction in wiki didn't work for me, but this style did:
I'm not expert on GTK so I'm not confident enough to update the wiki myself - maybe you know about something else that might break without the
#swt-toolbar-flat
selector.I also found that you can have a similar solution as with GTK2 - create a customization file in user's home directory instead of changing the theme files directly. The file is
~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
.Tested in Ubuntu 16.4 + Eclipse 4.6.1.
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