Installed Zorin 16 Beta on an XPS 15 4k panel, although gnome has scaled correctly, I don't understand why the menu size is so small. Is there a way to increase size of menu?
Also, depending on whether you are using Zorin OS Lite or Zorin Core, we can possibly adjust the menu size using .css in your ~/.config/gtk-3.0.gtk.css file.
Hey thanks for replying, I was referring specifically to the Application menu. Not the taskbar. found out how to increase and decrease size of taskbar which was excellent. But would prefer a larger app menu. Let me know if a screenshot would help or not.
@337harvey I believe OP is referring to the standard Zorin desktop App Menu's from the "Z" key.
I wonder if size of the Menu changes with the Menu font. Anyone know about this?
@Masterpier A screenshot would be good to illustrate the small Menu's.
Adding link to screenshot for context. Again I'm asking about the application menu, wondering if there's a way to resize it. Make it taller and wider. Let me know if there are any issues accessing this file.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12op4PTiH4dTBocvBF5nqaKXxkGxQRG33/view?usp=sharing
It would be better if you used the picture "upload" facility here.
Image I took was too large in size unfortunately. Forum would not allow me to upload and didn't have a way to shrink it.
ok kool didn't know that option was available. Thanks for the info.
I normally adjust the menu size in Zorin OS using the gtk.css file- as referenced above. It works like a charm in 15 and in all versions of Zorin OS Lite.
Yesterday, I did some tinkering on Zorin 16 with the app menu in gnome-shell.css and tried the gtk.css all to no avail. No changes I made made any difference in the arc menu Zorin Menu size.
In the ZorinMenu Lite - it still works perfectly on Zorin 16 (With XFCE desktop installed).
Not sure what to make of this one, though I suspect it is something very simple that I simply do not know- such as what class the css is calling or the exact-right ID for the menu.
In the meantime, You MAY just try installing the Latest Arc Menu Extension which, according to the documentation, allows a Resizer for the window (It comes with it).
Or exploring other menus entirely.
On Lite (XFCE), I use the Whiskermenu and on Cinnamon desktop, I use the Stark Menu and the Cinnamenu on different monitors. Sometimes exploring other choices also introduces other layouts.
I am sorry I could not get this one figured out- though I suspect I will keep trying later...
Will give that a shot, thanks