xfce:xfce4-panel:theming [Xfce Docs]
https://docs.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-panel/theming09.02.2021 · If the directory path doesn't exist, then you will have to create it. mkdir -p ~/.config/gtk-3.0. To see your modifications applied, you can reset the xfce4-panel process by typing the following command into a terminal: xfce4-panel -r. For debugging, you can use the GtkInspector tool from GNOME. To inspect the XFCE panelbar and its plugins, you ...
xfce:xfce4-panel:4.10:theming [Xfce Docs]
docs.xfce.org › xfce › xfce4-panelThe normal panel window. .gtkrc-2.0 style "xfce-panel-window-style" { # Time in miliseconds before the panel will unhide on an enter event XfcePanelWindow::popup-delay = 225 # Time in miliseconds before the panel will hide on a leave event XfcePanelWindow::popdown-delay = 350 # Size of autohide window in pixels XfcePanelWindow::autohide-size = 3 } class "XfcePanelWindow" style "xfce-panel ...
xfce:xfce4-panel:theming [Xfce Docs]
docs.xfce.org › xfce › xfce4-panelFeb 09, 2021 · mkdir -p ~/.config/gtk-3.0. To see your modifications applied, you can reset the xfce4-panel process by typing the following command into a terminal: xfce4-panel -r. For debugging, you can use the GtkInspector tool from GNOME. To inspect the XFCE panelbar and its plugins, you can perform the following: Quit the current xfce panel process: