On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Guy Harris wrote:
> Have you (or whoever installed GTK+ on your system, or whoever made GTK+
> part of the OS on your system, or...) configured it to do that?
Probably as part of the desktop theme - but I can't get the background colour
of the bytes view to change :(
> GTK+ is controlled by "gtkrc" files; it supports both a global "gtkrc"
> file (if GTK+ is installed under "/usr/local", it's in
> "/usr/local/etc/gtk/gtkrc"; if it's installed as a "system" library,
> it's in some "etc" directory somewhere, possibly in "/etc/gtk/gtkrc"),
> and per-user "gtkrc" files in "~/.gtkrc".
>
> Applications can also arrange to have application-specific "gtkrc"
> files; Ethereal has one in "~/.ethereal/gtkrc".
Should the Ethereal one override any previous settings?
> Perhaps one of those files on your system sets the background color of
> the GtkText widget (which is what's used for the byte view)? All three
> widgets have a white background when I run Ethereal.
It appears to be set as part of a default style applied to the GtkWidget class
- but I don't seem to be able to override the settings for the GtkText class. I
must be doing something wrong :(
Cheers,
Neil
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