This isn't perfect but my god does it looks sweet :)
This one is going in my personal collection.
There are some obvious issues with it:
* When the "bit that the shadow is on" changes the shaddow
does not and looks rather silly. For example start an app that
will take a few seconds to load, then click the applications menu,
if the app shows up under the applications menu you will still have bits
of your desktop around the appliations menu.
* Maximise a window and click on applications on the menu panel
with the window in focus. The window will now loose focus and it's
title bar's color will change, but the menu shaddow area still shows
the window title with the focused color.
* Sometimes(seems random) the shadow area is not drawn properly. Moving
between view and edit menus in gedit really quickly, I sometimes have
half of the open toolbar button cut off.
I'd love to see if these issues can be resolved. Then maybe we could get
it into gtk :)
I wonder if kde has any of these problems.
On Sun, 2003-02-16 at 14:40, iain wrote:
> Okay,
> First off
> I don't expect to see this committed.
> Ever.
> It's a hack.
> There's even a hack inside the hack
> Thats how hacky this hacky hack is.
>
> But I've been using it for a week now
> And I love it.
> It seems to add a modicum of class
> And style to my otherwise dreery drab desktop.
>
> So I am sharing it with the rest of the world.
> But, like I say
> It's a hack.
> There's occasions where it won't look right.
> And those occasions will never look right
> With this hack.
> I know about them
> I don't care about them.
> If it breaks -
> Congratulations, you get to keep all the bits.
>
> And so, without further ado...
> I give you
> the gtkmenu drop shadow hack
>
> Taadaa!
> (and yes, I nicked the arrays of values off of kde-look.org
> which means that if you apply that patch to your KDE, then
> the two drop shadows will look the same)
>
> Enjoy
> iain
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