[Users] a way to do in GTK+3 the same as the former "gtk-button-images = 0" that was in GTK+2 ?

Paul claws at thewildbeast.co.uk
Sun Aug 8 11:59:55 CEST 2021


On Sat, 7 Aug 2021 18:30:51 -0700
Jonathan Boeing <jonathan at claws-mail.org> wrote: 

> Looking at different buttons through GTK Inspector shows that some
> have images, and some don't.  The Apply/OK/Cancel buttons, for
> instance, do not.  It sounds like the images would need to be added in
> the Claws code.
> 
> We do set gtk-button-images=true in the default Windows settings.ini,
> and that does enable the images where they've been set (Configuration
> -> Edit Accounts -> Up/Down buttons, for example).

The difference here is that, since gtk3 deprecated the stock icons, these
were replaced with gtk_image_new_from_icon_name(), using freedesktop.org's
icon-naming-spec. But, whereas this icon naming spec has "go-up" and "go-down"
(used in  Edit Accounts -> Up/Down buttons, for example), (last time I
looked) it does not have icons for 'apply', 'ok' or 'cancel'.

with regards

Paul


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