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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 27.09.2012 22:04, Axel wrote:<br>
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<blockquote type="cite">Axel / Alfred, <br>
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Hey - I just wanted to know if you've tried toggling the "<font
color="#cc0000"><tt>mail.tabs.drawInTitlebar</tt></font>"
pref. <br>
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This is a preference we put in that overrides the
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Hi Mike / Alfred / Richard<br>
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I just tested it, and the result is as always "almost" perfect:<br>
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Using the Windowblinds theme "Ares" with Alfred Kayser's
"nautipolis" theme:<br>
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<img src="cid:part1.07050509.08030209@gmail.com" alt=""><br>
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As you can see, the windows caption bar is back to its former (XP
engine styled) glory. it is interesting to note that Windows XP
was originally planned to support more styles and that the DLL
that provides Luna was "hacked" by Stardock to re-enable
capabilities that were already inherent theming features.<br>
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IN the screenshot above, the (now superfluous) min / restore /
maximize / close widgets are painted over the tab managements
ones. It is an interesting edge case, is there another hidden
setting that hides them?<br>
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It looks to me like this might make a nice "disable title bar
skinning" checkbox somewhere in advanced options. But putting the
toggle for this into a extension would be a perfectly valid
solution as well.<br>
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This can be easily done with the selectors
#messengerWindow[tabsintitlebar] ... or
#messengerWindow:not([tabsintitlebar]) ... in the theme without a
need of a extension like it's done in the default theme.<br>
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Richard<br>
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