Ubuntu 18.04: Change color of window title bar
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Is it possible to make the color of the title bar of the active window different from the rest?
Right now it's black for all windows in my default set-up. I am unable to determine if I can start typing as I don't know which the focused window is.
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Is it possible to make the color of the title bar of the active window different from the rest?
Right now it's black for all windows in my default set-up. I am unable to determine if I can start typing as I don't know which the focused window is.
gnome 18.04 themes gnome-color-manager
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Is it possible to make the color of the title bar of the active window different from the rest?
Right now it's black for all windows in my default set-up. I am unable to determine if I can start typing as I don't know which the focused window is.
gnome 18.04 themes gnome-color-manager
edited Jul 5 at 18:25
ponsfrilus
495213
asked Jun 7 at 2:52
Old Geezer
158118
Is it possible to make the color of the title bar of the active window different from the rest?
Right now it's black for all windows in my default set-up. I am unable to determine if I can start typing as I don't know which the focused window is.
gnome 18.04 themes gnome-color-manager
edited Jul 5 at 18:25
ponsfrilus
495213
asked Jun 7 at 2:52
Old Geezer
158118
edited Jul 5 at 18:25
ponsfrilus
495213
edited Jul 5 at 18:25
ponsfrilus
495213
edited Jul 5 at 18:25
ponsfrilus
495213
495213
asked Jun 7 at 2:52
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asked Jun 7 at 2:52
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This works for me (Ubuntu 18.04 + Gnome 3.28.1):
nano ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
To customize the active title bar background colors use .titlebar and .backdrop (for inactive windows).
.titlebar
background: #3089FF;
color:white;
.titlebar:backdrop
background: #777777;
color:white;
After saving the file, remember refresh gnome using this command:
setsid gnome-shell --replace
answered Jul 5 at 13:20
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This works for me (Ubuntu 18.04 + Gnome 3.28.1):
nano ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
To customize the active title bar background colors use .titlebar and .backdrop (for inactive windows).
.titlebar
background: #3089FF;
color:white;
.titlebar:backdrop
background: #777777;
color:white;
After saving the file, remember refresh gnome using this command:
setsid gnome-shell --replace
answered Jul 5 at 13:20
Wonko the Sane
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This works for me (Ubuntu 18.04 + Gnome 3.28.1):
nano ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
To customize the active title bar background colors use .titlebar and .backdrop (for inactive windows).
.titlebar
background: #3089FF;
color:white;
.titlebar:backdrop
background: #777777;
color:white;
After saving the file, remember refresh gnome using this command:
setsid gnome-shell --replace
answered Jul 5 at 13:20
Wonko the Sane
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up vote
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up vote
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This works for me (Ubuntu 18.04 + Gnome 3.28.1):
nano ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
To customize the active title bar background colors use .titlebar and .backdrop (for inactive windows).
.titlebar
background: #3089FF;
color:white;
.titlebar:backdrop
background: #777777;
color:white;
After saving the file, remember refresh gnome using this command:
setsid gnome-shell --replace
answered Jul 5 at 13:20
Wonko the Sane
814
This works for me (Ubuntu 18.04 + Gnome 3.28.1):
nano ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
To customize the active title bar background colors use .titlebar and .backdrop (for inactive windows).
.titlebar
background: #3089FF;
color:white;
.titlebar:backdrop
background: #777777;
color:white;
After saving the file, remember refresh gnome using this command:
setsid gnome-shell --replace
answered Jul 5 at 13:20
Wonko the Sane
814
answered Jul 5 at 13:20
Wonko the Sane
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answered Jul 5 at 13:20
Wonko the Sane
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