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I have made sure that both my config and system packages are up to date
Linux distro: NixOS
The issue
The CSS rules applied to context menus in the system tray hide important details. For example, the context menu of nm-applet currently looks like this:
Available networks should have an arrow or other indicator that it has a sub-menu and "Enable Wi-Fi" and "Enable Networking" should both have checkboxes. If I remove any custom CSS they do:
Additionally, the icon for nm-applet is very different with styles applied. I'll tr to investigate why this happens and how it may be fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Agreed. I was thinking of trying to do *:not(....) } {}, but I'm not yet sure how to select the menu. And GTK inspector also isn't particularly helpful because the menu doesn't stay open as soon as I click over to the inspector.
A cleaner solution would likely be to add back the necessary rules to show dividers, checkboxes and arrows.
The issue
The CSS rules applied to context menus in the system tray hide important details. For example, the context menu of nm-applet currently looks like this:
Available networks should have an arrow or other indicator that it has a sub-menu and "Enable Wi-Fi" and "Enable Networking" should both have checkboxes. If I remove any custom CSS they do:
Additionally, the icon for nm-applet is very different with styles applied. I'll tr to investigate why this happens and how it may be fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: