Help for css - how to style custom widgets #33

JustSimplyKyle · 2022-11-05T11:53:21Z

JustSimplyKyle
Nov 5, 2022

I currently want to rice the most inner button(e.g. the "restrart" button), but I can't seem to find a way in?

This is what the name and class properties on each widget object are for. In GTK CSS, names work like IDs, and classes work the same way as ever.

You could currently target your restart button with .power-btn:nth-child(2) or by adding a name and then something like #restart.

I would advise having a read-up or watching some videos on some CSS selector basics. There's not too much to them and they'll get you a long way.

JakeStanger · 2022-11-05T13:59:59Z

This is what the name and class properties on each widget object are for. In GTK CSS, names work like IDs, and classes work the same way as ever.

You could currently target your restart button with .power-btn:nth-child(2) or by adding a name and then something like #restart.

I would advise having a read-up or watching some videos on some CSS selector basics. There's not too much to them and they'll get you a long way.

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I thought they were sub-classes to each other, no wonder I couldn't select them
You're right, I should get some crash-courses on CSS