Re: Toolbar color
On Saturday 11 January 2003 00:49, you wrote:
>>>>> "Richard" == Richard Sperling
<rsperling(a)boo.net> writes:
Richard> I'm running XEmacs 21.5.b10 on SuSE Linux 8.1. I have the
Richard> following lines at the end of my .Xdefaults file:
Richard> Emacs*foregroundToolBarColor: black
Richard> Emacs*backgroundToolBarColor: gray
Richard> Nevetheless, these settings have no effect
That's right. In 21.5, customize the 'toolbar face.
You may also wish to put
(set-specifier default-toolbar-border-width 1)
in init.el.
I consider it a bug that there is no automatic way to translate X
resources to face properties, but that is the way it is for now.
Stephen,
Thanks very much for the quick reply. I added the (set-specifier ...) command
to init.el as you advised. Interestingly, setting the toolbar face in XEmacs
actually changed the background color of the area to the immediate right of
the toolbar to gray, but the background color of the toolbar itself is still
white. When I was using version 21.5.b9, setting the background color of the
toolbar to gray worked, but had no effect on the area to the right of the
toolbar. So it would seem with the new beta version of XEmacs that the
behavior of the toolbar color has been reversed. Thanks again.
--
Richard