Human Theme needs some changes for murrine 0.9x

From what I've read in Andrean Cimitan's blog the engine draws it like that by design:

># Tobias said:
>18 March, 2009 alle 20:42
>
>Cimi, is it supposed to look like that, i.e., only a dark blue line on the bottom?
># Cimi said:
>18 March, 2009 alle 20:45
>
>A line and a small colored rectangle above

URL to the blog post: http://www.cimitan.com/blog/2009/03/18/murrine-0901-and-happy-gnome-2260/

Cheers.

I also experience the same.

It looks particularly bad with scale widgets. See attached screenshots.

From the upstream bug:

"This is not a bug.
Murrine now can parse trough-side-details Gtk+ option to draw the side details.

Please add
GtkScale::trough-side-details = 1

in the gtkrc of the theme (look at Clearlooks theme, it already adds it)
"

I added GtkScale::trough-side-details = 1 to human-theme's gtkrc file, and there seems to be no difference.

the fix suggested doesn't seem to work for me, taking a closer look

Please notice that in the volume applet it won't work because it was set to disabled in the application :)

Try with totem or the widget factory

I think there is some confusion about this bug. Cimi, did you look at the screenshot which shows the problem? Adding GtkScale::trough-side-details = 1 didn't help on any themes using murrine.

Oh LOL!
I haven't read the bug description, I thought you were arguing about the lack of the filled color inside the scale trough!

That's the focus hint, it will change in the future, maybe a 0.90.3 release

So there is no way to fix the look of this for Jaunty?

wait 0.90.3?
the patch is simple, I could release it in the next days... even if I'm a bit busy

The latest svn snapshot fixes this, thanks Andrea! Someone should build a package :-)

This should land in Jaunty, as it breaks the default theme in Ubuntu.

0.90.3 is released, providing the requested fixes.

Glad to see it fixed. I have noticed something else and I'm not sure if I should file a new bug about it, but I guess this bug's title is generic enough to do it here. Progress bars (think the one in Totem, or the volume control) no longer show one side coloured like they used to.

I guess this should be fixed too.

That's quite easy to fix, someone just needs to add
GtkScale::trough-side-details = 1

in the Human gtkrc

Robert - could you please ensure that these changes are in well before final freeze?

I have also noticed that when yoy click on certain elements they get the rubber band around them, BESIDES the typical colour of selected items. This does not happen if you select them through the keyboard, and looks especially weird in places like pidgin's buddy list.

Did you read my comment?
I said I have fixed it in release 0.90.3.

Sorry Andrea, I figured you meant the version in the repos.

Confirmed fixed.

gtk2-engines-murrine (0.90.3-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * New upstream release.
  * debian/control:
    - add build-dep on intltool.
  * Cleanup the source git folder of spurious build files and thus build
    schema.xml. closes: #520515

 -- Yves-Alexis Perez <email address hidden> Sat, 04 Apr 2009 15:36:12 +0200

The needed fix in murrine is already in Jaunty. Kenneth, please update now the theme with the required changes. Thanks.

Fixed in https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-art-pkg/human-theme/ubuntu

This was already fixed in Jaunty's package. If it does not apply for a SRU, it should be applied to the package in Karmic, at least.

This bug was fixed in the package human-theme - 0.28.8ubuntu1

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human-theme (0.28.8ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low

  * Setting trough-side-details in Human gtkrc to 1 to fix LP: #345410

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