Hi everyone, I have seen many "how to"s about tweaking cinnamon.css for changing the theme,
but I haven't found any picture turorial about this yet, (at least, like which code line indicate which part)
change one parameter and then restart cinnamon again and again is quite annoying.
Can anyone who have more experience about this share one?
BTW, I am now focusing on make the menu more compact, my question are:
1.How to move search box next to "quit" button;
2.How to limit the total height and width of menu.
Thx
[How to Request] An Photography Tutorials of Tweaking Theme
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- austin.texas
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Re: [How to Request] An Photography Tutorials of Tweaking Th
Here is the beginners tutorial for changing the colors of a Cinnamon theme, created by caribriz - complete with pictures and line numbers.
http://www.mediafire.com/view/i934f6tm6 ... -THEME.pdf
You would have to re-write the Mint Menu program itself.
Vertical size will depend on how many Favorites icons you have. Just remove a few of those and it will become smaller vertically.
http://www.mediafire.com/view/i934f6tm6 ... -THEME.pdf
Can't be done by modifying cinnamon.cssHow to move search box next to "quit" button
You would have to re-write the Mint Menu program itself.
You can add a max-width element to the popup-menu section (inadvisable).How to limit the total height and width of menu.
Vertical size will depend on how many Favorites icons you have. Just remove a few of those and it will become smaller vertically.
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Re: [How to Request] An Photography Tutorials of Tweaking Th
Thanks for your reply, austin.texas, this was quite a quick answer.
For the 2nd Question, is there a way (by changing cinnamon.css) I can shrink the button of Favorites icon just a small as the icon itself, so that the total height will reduce?
For the 2nd Question, is there a way (by changing cinnamon.css) I can shrink the button of Favorites icon just a small as the icon itself, so that the total height will reduce?
- austin.texas
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Re: [How to Request] An Photography Tutorials of Tweaking Th
Good thought...
Yes, you can adjust the icon sizes and spacing.
.popup-menu-icon {
icon-size: .6em;
}
.nm-menu-item-icons {
spacing: .5em;
}
Yes, you can adjust the icon sizes and spacing.
.popup-menu-icon {
icon-size: .6em;
}
.nm-menu-item-icons {
spacing: .5em;
}
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Re: [How to Request] An Photography Tutorials of Tweaking Th
Althought it seems not work for me(at least not as I expect), thanks again.
It is quite hard to find these two lines without you instruction.
Anyway I have changed my mind not to directly edit cinnamon.css for menu interface editing,maybe install a new applet like "starkMenu" is more easier to newbies.
Tweaking the appearance is somehow always the first step for newbies to get better understanding of using Linux(and more fun/achievement).
Sometime just get used to it is another way! For me now, these spaces are good for my eyes...
It is quite hard to find these two lines without you instruction.
Anyway I have changed my mind not to directly edit cinnamon.css for menu interface editing,maybe install a new applet like "starkMenu" is more easier to newbies.
Tweaking the appearance is somehow always the first step for newbies to get better understanding of using Linux(and more fun/achievement).
Sometime just get used to it is another way! For me now, these spaces are good for my eyes...