How can I change the text color in gnome top bar?
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I want to change the text color of notification from green to black for example.
I'm using Xenlism Minimalism, that is the great shell for me, but the only issue is that the text color is light green really hard to see.
How can I change this?
gnome configuration gnome-shell color-management appearance
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I want to change the text color of notification from green to black for example.
I'm using Xenlism Minimalism, that is the great shell for me, but the only issue is that the text color is light green really hard to see.
How can I change this?
gnome configuration gnome-shell color-management appearance
edited Sep 8 at 18:51
iago-lito
702523
asked Sep 8 at 16:01
Vo Danh
112
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
up vote
0
down vote
favorite
I want to change the text color of notification from green to black for example.
I'm using Xenlism Minimalism, that is the great shell for me, but the only issue is that the text color is light green really hard to see.
How can I change this?
gnome configuration gnome-shell color-management appearance
edited Sep 8 at 18:51
iago-lito
702523
asked Sep 8 at 16:01
Vo Danh
112
I want to change the text color of notification from green to black for example.
I'm using Xenlism Minimalism, that is the great shell for me, but the only issue is that the text color is light green really hard to see.
How can I change this?
gnome configuration gnome-shell color-management appearance
gnome configuration gnome-shell color-management appearance
edited Sep 8 at 18:51
iago-lito
702523
asked Sep 8 at 16:01
Vo Danh
112
edited Sep 8 at 18:51
iago-lito
702523
asked Sep 8 at 16:01
Vo Danh
112
edited Sep 8 at 18:51
iago-lito
702523
edited Sep 8 at 18:51
iago-lito
702523
edited Sep 8 at 18:51
iago-lito
702523
702523
asked Sep 8 at 16:01
Vo Danh
112
asked Sep 8 at 16:01
Vo Danh
112
asked Sep 8 at 16:01
Vo Danh
112
112
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- go to your theme, usually installed in
/usr/share/themes/<your_theme_folder>/gnome-shell - find
.message-titleand.message-contentselector - add color or do whatever you want to it
edited Sep 8 at 19:02
iago-lito
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answered Sep 8 at 16:23
Vo Danh
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Well, that's cool. Don't hesitate to accept your own answer now :)
– iago-lito
Sep 8 at 20:25
I can't accept my own answer :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:27
ah, I see, thank you :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:42
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1 Answer
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
- go to your theme, usually installed in
/usr/share/themes/<your_theme_folder>/gnome-shell - find
.message-titleand.message-contentselector - add color or do whatever you want to it
edited Sep 8 at 19:02
iago-lito
702523
answered Sep 8 at 16:23
Vo Danh
112
Well, that's cool. Don't hesitate to accept your own answer now :)
– iago-lito
Sep 8 at 20:25
I can't accept my own answer :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:27
ah, I see, thank you :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:42
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
- go to your theme, usually installed in
/usr/share/themes/<your_theme_folder>/gnome-shell - find
.message-titleand.message-contentselector - add color or do whatever you want to it
edited Sep 8 at 19:02
iago-lito
702523
answered Sep 8 at 16:23
Vo Danh
112
Well, that's cool. Don't hesitate to accept your own answer now :)
– iago-lito
Sep 8 at 20:25
I can't accept my own answer :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:27
ah, I see, thank you :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:42
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
- go to your theme, usually installed in
/usr/share/themes/<your_theme_folder>/gnome-shell - find
.message-titleand.message-contentselector - add color or do whatever you want to it
edited Sep 8 at 19:02
iago-lito
702523
answered Sep 8 at 16:23
Vo Danh
112
- go to your theme, usually installed in
/usr/share/themes/<your_theme_folder>/gnome-shell - find
.message-titleand.message-contentselector - add color or do whatever you want to it
edited Sep 8 at 19:02
iago-lito
702523
answered Sep 8 at 16:23
Vo Danh
112
edited Sep 8 at 19:02
iago-lito
702523
edited Sep 8 at 19:02
iago-lito
702523
edited Sep 8 at 19:02
iago-lito
702523
702523
answered Sep 8 at 16:23
Vo Danh
112
answered Sep 8 at 16:23
Vo Danh
112
answered Sep 8 at 16:23
Vo Danh
112
112
Well, that's cool. Don't hesitate to accept your own answer now :)
– iago-lito
Sep 8 at 20:25
I can't accept my own answer :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:27
ah, I see, thank you :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:42
add a comment |Â
Well, that's cool. Don't hesitate to accept your own answer now :)
– iago-lito
Sep 8 at 20:25
I can't accept my own answer :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:27
ah, I see, thank you :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:42
Well, that's cool. Don't hesitate to accept your own answer now :)
– iago-lito
Sep 8 at 20:25
Well, that's cool. Don't hesitate to accept your own answer now :)
– iago-lito
Sep 8 at 20:25
I can't accept my own answer :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:27
I can't accept my own answer :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:27
ah, I see, thank you :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:42
ah, I see, thank you :)
– Vo Danh
Sep 9 at 9:42
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