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Is there any way to increase the visibility (e.g. thickness, contrast or colour) of bezel that sorrounds the highlighted (aka selected) button in gnome window?
TBH sometimes it is barely visible in default version.
PS: I am using GNOME 3.28.2.

In advance thanks for answer!
-M

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Is there any way to increase the visibility (e.g. thickness, contrast or colour) of bezel that sorrounds the highlighted (aka selected) button in gnome window?
TBH sometimes it is barely visible in default version.
PS: I am using GNOME 3.28.2.

In advance thanks for answer!
-M

gnome window appearance button

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  – PRATAP
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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  And also please mention the Ubuntu version and the gtk theme. Is it Ambiance, Yaru, Adwaita or something else?
  
  – DK Bose
  yesterday
  
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Please see if my answer posted here addresses your needs. If it doesn't, please make that clear by editing your question.
  
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Is there any way to increase the visibility (e.g. thickness, contrast or colour) of bezel that sorrounds the highlighted (aka selected) button in gnome window?
TBH sometimes it is barely visible in default version.
PS: I am using GNOME 3.28.2.

In advance thanks for answer!
-M

gnome window appearance button

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From the image provided by the poster, it appears that the theme is Ambiance.

The following bit of code will provide some relief:

* {

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}

Route #1:

This code can be added to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css using a plain text editor. (If the file and folder don't exist, just create them.)

* {    

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

    outline-radius: 2px;

}

You can look at CSS outline properties for more options.

It should be noted that

• code placed in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css will affect all gtk3 applications (such as Nautilus) and the chosen gtk3 theme.


• the values can be tweaked to one's needs.


• omitting a color maybe preferable so that contrast is available irrespective of the background color involved.

Route #2:

If you like to try other themes, modifying ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css may not be the best way to go unless you're absolutely sure that there code should be applied to all gtk3 themes.

I prefer to edit the theme itself so that the change is restricted to a particular theme.

In this case, I edited usr/share/themes/Ambiance/gtk-3.20/gtk-widgets.css so that the top few lines looked like this:

* {

    -GtkHTML-link-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkIMHtml-hyperlink-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkTextView-error-underline-color: #df382c; /* @error_color doesn't work due to a gtk bug */

    -WnckTasklist-fade-overlay-rect: 0;



    background-origin: border-box;

    background-clip: padding-box;



    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}



.background {

    color: @fg_color;

    background-color: @bg_color;

}

The three lines starting with "outline-" are the lines I added.

In the animation below, notice that the outline color differs depending on the background:

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From the image provided by the poster, it appears that the theme is Ambiance.

The following bit of code will provide some relief:

* {

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}

Route #1:

This code can be added to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css using a plain text editor. (If the file and folder don't exist, just create them.)

* {    

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

    outline-radius: 2px;

}

You can look at CSS outline properties for more options.

It should be noted that

• code placed in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css will affect all gtk3 applications (such as Nautilus) and the chosen gtk3 theme.


• the values can be tweaked to one's needs.


• omitting a color maybe preferable so that contrast is available irrespective of the background color involved.

Route #2:

If you like to try other themes, modifying ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css may not be the best way to go unless you're absolutely sure that there code should be applied to all gtk3 themes.

I prefer to edit the theme itself so that the change is restricted to a particular theme.

In this case, I edited usr/share/themes/Ambiance/gtk-3.20/gtk-widgets.css so that the top few lines looked like this:

* {

    -GtkHTML-link-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkIMHtml-hyperlink-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkTextView-error-underline-color: #df382c; /* @error_color doesn't work due to a gtk bug */

    -WnckTasklist-fade-overlay-rect: 0;



    background-origin: border-box;

    background-clip: padding-box;



    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}



.background {

    color: @fg_color;

    background-color: @bg_color;

}

The three lines starting with "outline-" are the lines I added.

In the animation below, notice that the outline color differs depending on the background:

share

answered 5 mins ago

DK BoseDK Bose

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0

From the image provided by the poster, it appears that the theme is Ambiance.

The following bit of code will provide some relief:

* {

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}

Route #1:

This code can be added to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css using a plain text editor. (If the file and folder don't exist, just create them.)

* {    

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

    outline-radius: 2px;

}

You can look at CSS outline properties for more options.

It should be noted that

• code placed in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css will affect all gtk3 applications (such as Nautilus) and the chosen gtk3 theme.


• the values can be tweaked to one's needs.


• omitting a color maybe preferable so that contrast is available irrespective of the background color involved.

Route #2:

If you like to try other themes, modifying ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css may not be the best way to go unless you're absolutely sure that there code should be applied to all gtk3 themes.

I prefer to edit the theme itself so that the change is restricted to a particular theme.

In this case, I edited usr/share/themes/Ambiance/gtk-3.20/gtk-widgets.css so that the top few lines looked like this:

* {

    -GtkHTML-link-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkIMHtml-hyperlink-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkTextView-error-underline-color: #df382c; /* @error_color doesn't work due to a gtk bug */

    -WnckTasklist-fade-overlay-rect: 0;



    background-origin: border-box;

    background-clip: padding-box;



    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}



.background {

    color: @fg_color;

    background-color: @bg_color;

}

The three lines starting with "outline-" are the lines I added.

In the animation below, notice that the outline color differs depending on the background:

share

answered 5 mins ago

DK BoseDK Bose

14.2k124285

add a comment | 

From the image provided by the poster, it appears that the theme is Ambiance.

The following bit of code will provide some relief:

* {

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}

Route #1:

This code can be added to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css using a plain text editor. (If the file and folder don't exist, just create them.)

* {    

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

    outline-radius: 2px;

}

You can look at CSS outline properties for more options.

It should be noted that

• code placed in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css will affect all gtk3 applications (such as Nautilus) and the chosen gtk3 theme.


• the values can be tweaked to one's needs.


• omitting a color maybe preferable so that contrast is available irrespective of the background color involved.

Route #2:

If you like to try other themes, modifying ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css may not be the best way to go unless you're absolutely sure that there code should be applied to all gtk3 themes.

I prefer to edit the theme itself so that the change is restricted to a particular theme.

In this case, I edited usr/share/themes/Ambiance/gtk-3.20/gtk-widgets.css so that the top few lines looked like this:

* {

    -GtkHTML-link-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkIMHtml-hyperlink-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkTextView-error-underline-color: #df382c; /* @error_color doesn't work due to a gtk bug */

    -WnckTasklist-fade-overlay-rect: 0;



    background-origin: border-box;

    background-clip: padding-box;



    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}



.background {

    color: @fg_color;

    background-color: @bg_color;

}

The three lines starting with "outline-" are the lines I added.

In the animation below, notice that the outline color differs depending on the background:

share

answered 5 mins ago

DK BoseDK Bose

14.2k124285

* {

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}

* {    

    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

    outline-radius: 2px;

}

* {

    -GtkHTML-link-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkIMHtml-hyperlink-color: #f07746; /* @link_color */

    -GtkTextView-error-underline-color: #df382c; /* @error_color doesn't work due to a gtk bug */

    -WnckTasklist-fade-overlay-rect: 0;



    background-origin: border-box;

    background-clip: padding-box;



    outline-style: solid;

    outline-offset: -2px;

    outline-width: 2px;

}



.background {

    color: @fg_color;

    background-color: @bg_color;

}

share

answered 5 mins ago

DK BoseDK Bose

14.2k124285

answered 5 mins ago

DK BoseDK Bose

14.2k124285

answered 5 mins ago

DK BoseDK Bose

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