[SOLVED] Remove toolbar-borders in gtk-theme

Hi, I've tried stuff with ythickness = 0 but now I'm done with it and posting here: how to remove the lines above and below the toolbar like indicated in the screenshot? Gtkrc here, it belongs to Cobra-Orange but I modified it to have transparancy and stuff. Get that Cobra theme and replace the gtkrc if you want to try for yourself.
Last edited by VCoolio (2011-01-07 14:49:27)

tydell wrote:I have question about something different, but also about gtk theming.
Can you tell me how to change this one thing (that triangle in red circle)?
That's the resize-grip. Tweaking depends on your theme engine. If it's pixmap you can gimp the .png file, else you'll need to find the right class to tweak, probably somewhere near the statusbar section. Search for "function = RESIZE_GRIP". You can disable by
GtkStatusbar::has-resize-grip      = FALSE
Post your gtkrc if you need more.

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