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Sidebar headers do not get themed #8
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Have you tried with Gradience nightly, because the current stable release doesn't theme the sidebar. |
Yes, this is using the Gradience-git package from the AUR, which should be up to date with the repo itself. |
So other libadwaita apps with a sidebar are themed correctly? |
Yes, that is correct. Libadwaita and GTK4 apps seem to be themed correctly in my experience, including applications like Nautilus. I will spin up a virtual machine this weekend and see if I can reproduce the issue with a new configuration as well. |
My apologies! I got a free moment to look through the issue reports for Gradience, and I came across a similar issue. While their case was more severe, with the entire sidebar not being themed, one of the comments provided a solution that fixed my issue with High Tide as well. Like I said, the lack of sidebar theming wasn't consistent across the rest of my Libadwaita apps, but for now it feels like the issue is Gradience's. Thanks for your time! |
Expected behavior:
The entire application is themed when using themes, as is the case with all other GTK3/GTK4/Libadwaita apps I have tried.
Actual behavior:
Sections of application--noticeable especially on the sidebar--do not get themed, and instead retain their original Libadwaita dark color.
I am using Gradience for theming, and do not have any issues with themes within other apps regardless. My first thought was potentially some deviation from the GTK4 spec, but I have provided screenshots below to see for yourself.
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