Re: buttons on panel

[Reklaw <adam localhost localdomain>]

I remember reading that the creator of gtk gets about three patches a month
to do the button wiggle thing. He thinks that it is inconsistant with
the shading of the button. When you push the button the shading changes to
make it appear that the button is pushed in, not down and to the right like
the image slides. The the contents of the button should do anything, they
should shrink a bit.

I personally think it looks of the panel button (ie image only, no borders).
But I don't like it for text buttons.
O
n Sun, Sep 06, 1998 at 03:48:45AM -0600, M. TELGARSKY wrote:
> I have noticed that on more recent versions of gnome, when you push buttons
> on the panel, like the foot menu, it goes down and to the side a few
> pixels.  This gives a much much better impression of the button being pushed
> than standard gtk buttons, which just become shaded.  has it been 
> proposed to make all buttons do this little motion?  because it looks
> A LOT better.
> 
> anyway.. consider it
> 
> -m-
> 
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