[Glade-users] Intro To Glade
Daniel Kasak
dkasak at nusconsulting.com.au
Sun Mar 11 18:44:35 EDT 2007
Alan Lake wrote:
> I've tried to use Glade-3, but my customer has provided the tool bar
> buttons. I first set up my tool bar using stock buttons, then tried to
> switch to my custom buttons. When I use a custom button, whether it is
> bmp, gif or png, it becomes invisible. I could not find where the stock
> buttons are stored to try to make my custom buttons conform as much as
> possible to them. I can use the custom buttons in Glade-2, so I'm
> starting to work with that product.
>
There is currently a bug in glade-3 that causes it to drop custom images
from menus and things. I'm using glade-3.0.3, which seems to be the
latest version I can use without mangling all my projects.
> I'd like to change the color of the tool bar, but am unable to see how
> to do it. (I'm trying to make the appearance of my window look as much
> as possible like his Visual Basic window.)
>
You probably want to do this with a gtk theme. Changing the colours of
things is generally frowned upon because it doesn't play well with themes.
> I need to incorporate something like gtkhtml2 into my project. (My
> installation of Ruby-Gnome2 failed to install gtkmozembed.) I tried to
> install the GTK Widget Factory so that I might make gtkhtml2 into a
> Glade widget, but it appears to be incomplete. The "configure" failed
> at libtool, but I don't know how to make it work. Perhaps I should ask
> how to incorporate gtkhtml2 into the code that will be generated by
> libglade.
>
Can't help you with this one. Sorry.
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Daniel Kasak
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