The Asteroid Belt (Theme suite) --> RELEASED <--

Customization
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Version 0.9 is out!!! (pre-release), please bug report :slight_smile:
See: The Asteroid Belt (Theme suite) for download links and more...

Please rate it up at Pling/gnome-look, thanks!

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Also I take requests to which icons I should put in this theme. Don't be shy - I know you have a wishlist. I don't bite... but my cat do if you don't make a wish!!!
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I'm downloading Lite to try it out in another laptop and I'll give this one a try :+1:

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Thanks. If you like it please rate, it's tough competing against all the Mac clones.

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@Aravisian Somehow the Zorin appearance app doesn't see my GTK theme anymore. It simple vanished and can't be selected anymore. The only thing I canged was a color then bam! gone! I changed the color back, no cigar....

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Can you post the snippet you changed?

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searchbar > revealer > box,
.location-bar {
  padding: 4px;
  border-style: solid;
  border-width: 0 0 1px;
  border-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.08);
  background-color: #deaa87;
  background-clip: border-box;
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The

}

closing bracket is present in the actual .css, right?

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Just installed everything from your theme, it looks great! I wonder though how can I apply the same colors for neofetch? :thinking:

Also, one of the icons is missing :stuck_out_tongue:

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yep, it's there. Double checked.
I even downloaded my theme and it can't see it either.

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The icon in question goes in apps and is named "system-os-installer"(.svg/.png)

You can change font display color in Terminal Settings / Preferences (I always do, partly because I use autocomplete and word-suggestions).

I would suspect the zorin-appearance app, then. This implies that the theme was not changed in a way to make it invisible.
Have you rebooted?

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Still no GTK theme...It can see The icons and the shell themes, but not the GTK.

Is the a cache or config file on zorin-appearance?

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OKay, it's Zorin Appearance that I somehow broke. I can set the GTK theme with Gnome Tweaks.

Reinstalling Zorin Appearance didn't fixed it. I guess there must be a local config file somewhere...

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Sorry to derail from the current problem solving, but how do you customize Plank??

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You extract the plank theme to ~/.local/share/plank/themes

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To select the theme

plank --preferences

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If there is... I cannot find it. Zorin_appearance app is a binary file located in /bin
So, reinstalling it should be all there is to it if it had corrupted.
Back to your theme, did you remove or change the index.theme file?

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I've changed the name, because I've forget to edit that file before release;

[Desktop Entry]
Type=X-GNOME-Metatheme
Name=The-Asteroid-Belt
Comment=An Flat Gtk+ theme based on Material Design
Encoding=UTF-8

[X-GNOME-Metatheme]
GtkTheme=Layan-dark
MetacityTheme=Layan-dark
IconTheme=Tela-dark
CursorTheme=Adwaita
ButtonLayout=menu:minimize,maximize,close
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I would change gtkTheme=The-Asteroid-Belt, too.

I bet it is something really simple. The settings manager will still see a theme, even if the .css has errors in it.

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It must be in the gtk.css file itself. If it's a { or } I'm missing it's going to be difficult to debug. there are over 1100 lines.

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Using VSCode may help with that - it highlights such in Yellow.

But I do not believe for a moment that is the cause- the Settings Manager will still see the theme, even if the css is broken.