On Tue, Feb 01, 2000 at 07:52:38PM -0500, Bart Szyszka wrote: > > I can set the background to gray80 (using the Netscape*background X > > resource), but I can't see any way to set Motif's 3D colours. Is there > > documentation on this anywhere? Has anyone managed it? > > Do you mean the background of the application window or the background > in the frame where web sites are loaded? If it's the former I'd like to know > how you did it so that I could make NSN more uniform with my other > programs too.
I've just worked a few things out now. This is my current .Xdefaults file's Netscape section: ! Disable blink tags Netscape*blinkingEnabled: 0 Netscape*fontList: -b&h-lucida-medium-r-normal-*-10-*-*-*-p-*-iso8859-1 Netscape*background: gray80 Netscape*bottomShadowColor: gray55 Netscape*topShadowColor: white Netscape*urlComboBox*shadowThickness: 0 Netscape*urlComboBox*Text*shadowThickness: 1 Netscape*urlComboBox*Text*bottomShadowColor: black Netscape*urlComboBox*Text*topShadowColor: black Netscape*urlComboBox*ComboBoxMenuShell*borderWidth: 1 Netscape*urlComboBox*ComboBoxMenuShell*borderColor: black This makes it look somewhat similar to the CoolIce GTK+ theme, my current favourite. Have a look at editres, it's a great program :-) HTH, -- Alisdair McDiarmid [EMAIL PROTECTED]