Re: [gdm-list] Login theme customization : background color for entryfield

[Huy Phan <dachuy gmail com>]

I've just tried on centos and had the same result.

On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 2:11 AM, Huy Phan <dachuy gmail com> wrote:

I've just made a quick test :
Edit the style of GtkEntry in gtkrc file by adding this line :
base[NORMAL] = "#666666"
Input boxes of all the gtk application are affected, but the login box is still white.
I'm not sure if it's an issue of Debian/Ubuntu only or not.

David Liang wrote:

You should add a new gtkrc file.
One way is add a ~/.gtkrc-2.0 which has the colored entry field, but it will affect other gtk applications.
Or you can export GTK2_RC_FILES=your-rc-file  before start gdm.



>>> Huy Phan 07/09/09 6:19 ?? >>>
Hi everybody,

I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 and trying to customize my login theme, I've dug around gnome.org <http://gnome.org> and gnome-look, but hadn't found anyway to change the color of the entry field, seems that it's always white.

I believe this is not a new issue and there're should be someone solved it already, but I don't see any solution on google though.
Do you have any idea ?

David Liang wrote:

You should add a new gtkrc file.
One way is add a ~/.gtkrc-2.0 which has the colored entry field, but it will affect other gtk applications.
Or you can export GTK2_RC_FILES=your-rc-file  before start gdm.



>>> Huy Phan 07/09/09 6:19 ?? >>>
Hi everybody,

I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 and trying to customize my login theme, I've dug around gnome.org <http://gnome.org> and gnome-look, but hadn't found anyway to change the color of the entry field, seems that it's always white.

I believe this is not a new issue and there're should be someone solved it already, but I don't see any solution on google though.
Do you have any idea ?