Hi all, a couple of people have asked how to increase "grab handles" in some of the themes, and this is the guide I have created to help with that. I certainly dont know all the tricks of it, but this guide is what I have learned and use to modify themes. I dont believe it is hard to do, but it IS tedious, and does require some patience.
Since this is 9 pages long! I decided to create a PDF and post it.
Hope it helps.
Guide to Tweaking XFCE Themes [Solved]
Guide to Tweaking XFCE Themes
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Re: Guide to Tweaking XFCE Themes
Perhaps it's not hard for some people but it's hard for the average person like myself. I find it easier to just find a theme that has thicker boarders. Thank you for posting this valuable information.
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Re: Guide to Tweaking XFCE Themes
@CharlesV
Thanks for the "Guide_to_Tweaking_XFCE_Themes", but it may be a bit much and unnecessary for me now but some frequently used apps may require tinkering.
I've downloaded if I need it.
Thanks again.
Thanks for the "Guide_to_Tweaking_XFCE_Themes", but it may be a bit much and unnecessary for me now but some frequently used apps may require tinkering.
I've downloaded if I need it.
Thanks again.
Re: Guide to Tweaking XFCE Themes
Your very welcome. And you might try seeing if there is a "thick border" version of a theme you like, that is a quick fix too :-)MXRobo wrote: Tue Feb 21, 2023 12:51 pm @CharlesV
Thanks for the "Guide_to_Tweaking_XFCE_Themes", but it may be a bit much and unnecessary for me now but some frequently used apps may require tinkering.
I've downloaded if I need it.
Thanks again.
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Re: Guide to Tweaking XFCE Themes [Solved]
@CharlesV
That is great info especially for tweakers and people wanting to understand customizing better, I know how much time and organization it takes to prepare this type of thing so thanks for your time and effort!
That is great info especially for tweakers and people wanting to understand customizing better, I know how much time and organization it takes to prepare this type of thing so thanks for your time and effort!
Re: Guide to Tweaking XFCE Themes
Your very welcome!
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Re: Guide to Tweaking XFCE Themes
@CharlesV
Plus 1 from me - this seems good info and no doubt will be of use to some people especially those who like to tinker a little with MX which is as the link provided by MXRobo that directed to Steampunk's video, already an amazing distribution. I also agree with AVLinux when he recognizes the effort that goes into providing such information that you have Charles so congratulations and thanks.Mauser wrote: Thu Jan 19, 2023 3:15 pm Perhaps it's not hard for some people but it's hard for the average person like myself. I find it easier to just find a theme that has thicker boarders. Thank you for posting this valuable information.
Re: Guide to Tweaking XFCE Themes
Thank you!linexer2016 wrote: Tue Feb 21, 2023 4:25 pm @CharlesVPlus 1 from me - this seems good info and no doubt will be of use to some people especially those who like to tinker a little with MX which is as the link provided by MXRobo that directed to Steampunk's video, already an amazing distribution. I also agree with AVLinux when he recognizes the effort that goes into providing such information that you have Charles so congratulations and thanks.Mauser wrote: Thu Jan 19, 2023 3:15 pm Perhaps it's not hard for some people but it's hard for the average person like myself. I find it easier to just find a theme that has thicker boarders. Thank you for posting this valuable information.
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