New answers tagged wingpanel
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It's possible. Open the terminal and copy/paste;
nano ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
Add the following;
.panel.maximized {
background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0.0);
}
Save: [ctrl]+[o]
Exit: [ctrl]+[x]
Logout and login.
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You need to install GNOME AppIndicator by following the guide here
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Themes are responsible for this in Elementary OS. So you must edit a theme in /usr/share/themes.
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I have the same problem. sudo wingpanel fixes this for the moment.
I always put the pc into standby and most of the time, there are two user sessions.
I just did some tests and could reproduce and "fix" it:
start E OS
login with user A
at the power Menu choose user B
login with user B
at the power Menu choose user A
login with User A
at the power Menu try ...
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I do not think it is possible to enforce one custom date-time format on every thing unfortunately. If you search for "format" with dconf-editor you will find 8 or 9 different settings for different apps that control date and/or time format they use and most of those do not provide for an arbitrary custom format. For example for the wingpanel the time can be ...
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The final solution: How to replace the magnifier/search icon using Inkscape
See like this as an example:
/usr/share/icons/McMojave-circle-dark/actions/symbolic/system-search-symbolic.svg
So replace the icon using
sudo inkscape (to run as root)
with the elementary OS logo. I suppose you know how to open the mentioned svg file in Inkscape and do it. ...
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This solution is wrong, below is correct solution. Treat this as a way of investigation, please.
Above
/** .panel.maximized {
background-color: #000; }
**/
You will find:
/*********
* Panel *
********/
.panel {
background-color: transparent;
transition: all 100ms ease-in-out;}
Change it to:
/*********
* Panel *
********/
.panel {
...
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For elementary-x theme you need to edit it here:
/home/yourusername/.themes/elementary-x/gtk-3.0/apps.css
or if you have it in:
/usr/share/themes/elementary-x/gtk-3.0/apps.css
Depends on where did you install the theme for user or for all users.
https://github.com/surajmandalcell/elementary-x/blob/master/README.md
As you can read here:
git clone ...
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Solution which removes Applications name from the panel
If you do not have vim, then install it with below command in terminal:
sudo apt install vim
Then type in terminal for example like below: (bear in mind that Nordic is a name of my theme which I am using currently, the default one is /usr/share/themes/elementary/gtk-3.0/gtk.css)
sudo vim /usr/share/...
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The answer is here on Github. A solution is not there yet.
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I have been having the same issues for the past 1 month, never faced it before in my roughly 2 years of using eOS as my primary OS.
Running "wingpanel" in terminal seems to bring it back, but it's an active process in the terminal, so if I close terminal, I lose the wingpanel again.
Also the wingpanel only disappears when I click on the sound icon, the ...
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I recomend you to try to reinstall it, using sudo apt install --reinstall wingpanel.
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