Re: themes and netscape

[James Henstridge <james daa com au>]

To set netscape's colour scheme, you can use the ~/.Xdefaults file.  At
the end of mine, I have the following, which gives a green colour scheme:

Netscape*background: rgb:90/b0/a8
Netscape*troughColor: rgb:58/80/78
Netscape*XfeToolBar*highlightColor: black
Netscape*blankBackground: rgb:90/b0/a8
Netscape*cellBackground: rgb:90/b0/a8

This will take effect next time you start X.  To make it take effect
immediately, run "xrdb -merge ~/.Xdefaults".  Then start netscape.

James.


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On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, jason majors wrote:

> I've noticed a few themes at themes.org show netscape using the theme
> instead of it's ugly gray borders. How is this done? Is it a special
> version of netscape or is there just a trick?
> Also does anyone know the .gtkrc settings to change the color of an edit
> window? I've tried every combo of style and brackt-value i could think
> of. I also can't figure out the one for tooltip background colors.
> Anybody know that one?
> thanks
> 
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