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Redshift 2008-03-20 18:13
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
This is so nice, thanks so much!

richie 2008-03-20 18:34
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ah.sima (Post 157518)
it seems the heigth of horizontal scroll bar is using the same size of vertical scroll bar width. this is a problem.

( it is usually, many pages have correct page width will make the horizontal bar disapear when in full screen mode. this may make you happier )
Is there a way to have a small horizontal scrollbar for sites that do display a horizontal bar in full screen mode? Or is vertical and horizontal scollbars permanently tied together?

Rich

ah.sima 2008-03-20 22:42
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by richie (Post 157898)
Is there a way to have a small horizontal scrollbar for sites that do display a horizontal bar in full screen mode? Or is vertical and horizontal scollbars permanently tied together?

Rich
it seems the microB web browser tied vertical and horizontal scroll bar size together. other programs, such as file manager, maemopad,etc., can display a wide vertical scroll bar and a thin horizontal scroll bar correctly when i have make some changes. it is not a good news.

osofast 2008-03-21 05:56
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
personally i dokt think it is that big of a deal and if anything having the thick horizontal scroll bar is a good thing. ps did i tell you how much better this has made my n800 experiance!

thanks again for the .deb

ah.sima 2008-03-26 00:52
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
i have upload echowb.deb package to maemo garage (just as a place for storage).

GeraldKo 2008-04-07 20:14
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Benson (Post 157071)
Code:
sudo gainroot
sed -i '/style "osso-scrollbar"/,/engine/ s/[0-9][0-9]$/88/' /usr/share/themes/glasser/gtkrc
Then choose the Glasser theme, and enjoy.
Benson, when I enter this code, Xterm says that there is no such file or directory. And when I look with emelFM2, I have the whole path through /glasser but there is no gtkrc

Benson 2008-04-07 20:53
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
Hmmmm... You should, otherwise you don't have the theme. Which would be odd indeed. As root, I assume?

Anyway, be aware you'll need to do something with the images, too, if you want it to look nice. If you can figure out which images, netpbmtools or imagemagick make it easy to scale them 4x.

GeraldKo 2008-04-07 22:04
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Benson (Post 166475)
Hmmmm... You should, otherwise you don't have the theme. Which would be odd indeed. As root, I assume?

Anyway, be aware you'll need to do something with the images, too, if you want it to look nice. If you can figure out which images, netpbmtools or imagemagick make it easy to scale them 4x.
I definitely have the theme. (I'm looking at it now!) What I have in the glasser/ directory is:

gtk-2.0/
images/
matchbox/
index.theme

and nothing else. And, yes, I was root.

[I'm not worried about its looks. I just like Glasser for when I want everything easiest to see. Usually, for looks' sake, I stick with nuvoClear (made, I think, by Underscore).]

Benson 2008-04-07 22:38
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
Ah... Perhaps I left out the gtk-2.0 bit? Yep, that's it. I'll go fix it right away. :o
Thanks!

GeraldKo 2008-04-08 17:26
Re: To make scrool bar wider
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Benson (Post 157071)
Code:
sudo gainroot
sed -i '/style "osso-scrollbar"/,/engine/ s/[0-9][0-9]$/88/' /usr/share/themes/glasser/gtk-2.0/gtkrc
Then choose the Glasser theme, and enjoy.

It looks ugly, IMHO, but if you want nicer, you'll have to draw your own pixmaps or redirect it to use the wide ones.
It's big, it's ugly, but is it ever convenient!


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