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Add support for multiple themes #147

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YamatoRyou opened this issue Apr 17, 2021 · 5 comments
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Add support for multiple themes #147

YamatoRyou opened this issue Apr 17, 2021 · 5 comments
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@YamatoRyou
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YamatoRyou commented Apr 17, 2021

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Currently, styles of the individual components are tightly integrated into their respective implementation, making it hard to switch styles easily. Especially considering the fact that future design iterations will come with each major version of Windows, having the ability to apply different styles to each component would be beneficial. This would require decoupling the styles from the components and storing them in a separate resource dictionary. Later on the theme will be selected automatically based on the Windows version used or manually by overriding a setting. Potentially the user would be able to write their own resource dictionary to allow further customization as requested in some of the linked issues below.

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Operating system: 64-bit Windows 7
Although the height of the toolbar is exactly the same as the height of the taskbar, the toolbar will cover the divider, making it appear higher than the taskbar (approximately 1~2 pixels).
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@Horst12
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Horst12 commented Apr 17, 2021

Here under Windows 10 x64 I don't see a problem.
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srwi commented Apr 17, 2021

Currently there is no way to do that. You can however try changing the search box border to full transparency (#00000000) as a temporary way to visually slim it down by one pixel on each side. The theme files can be found in the installation directory of EverythingToolbar.

I might expose more styles for theming in the future to allow such customization though.

@srwi srwi changed the title Is there a way to allow the height of the toolbar to be adjusted? Expose more styles for customization Apr 17, 2021
@srwi srwi added the enhancement Enhancement to existing functionality label Apr 17, 2021
This was referenced Sep 2, 2021
@srwi srwi changed the title Expose more styles for customization Add support for multiple themes Dec 17, 2022
@srwi srwi added feature idea Requested feature and removed enhancement Enhancement to existing functionality labels Dec 17, 2022
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srwi commented Jan 27, 2023

Most of the styles are now exposed as xaml files in the installation directory and can be changed. This way it is possible to completely change the appearance of EverythingToolbar. This should fulfill all the requirements in the linked issues.

https://github.com/stnkl/EverythingToolbar/releases/tag/1.0.0

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ragundo commented Sep 8, 2024

Hi there

I come from #119
I searched in the xaml files for setting the font name. You can only change the font size, but not the font name.

Is it possible to change the font?

Terrific tool by the way. I've installed in all my computers.

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srwi commented Sep 8, 2024

Is it possible to change the font?

You can just set a new FontFamily property on the ContentControl element to change the font.

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