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Theming
Theme is basically a folder. Folder's name is the theme name.
Razor-Qt looks for theme folders in:
- ~/.local/share/razor/themes/
- /usr/local/share/razor/themes/
- /usr/share/razor/themes/
To tell the truth only if a folder contains file razor-panel.qss it is considered a theme. With just this one empty file it will look ugly, believe me.
Complete theme would include these files:
- preview.png
- razor-appswitcher.qss
- razor-desktop.qss
- razor-lightdm-greeter.qss
- razor-notificationd.qss
- razor-panel.qss
- razor-power.qss
- razor-runner.qss
- wallpaper.cfg and most probably some images.
Themes shipped with the source code contain:
- one or more image for desktop background,
- icons for some applications in subfolders, usually: razor-lightdm-greeter, razor-notificationd, razor-power and razor-runner.
QSS - are Qt Style Sheets files. In short words - it's Qt-flavoured CSS.
Official docs are pretty good:
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/stylesheet.html
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/stylesheet-syntax.html
https://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/stylesheet-reference.html
https://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/stylesheet-customizing.html
#### CFG
wallpaper.cfg - is actually an INI file.
It has 'wallpapers' array on the global level. Each item has key 'file' pointing to a raster image file. Each entry corresponds to each screen. Probably SVG support will be added in the future.
- analogclock
- helloworld
- iconview
- notepad (NotepadWin)
* clock (#Clock)
* colorpicker
* cpuload
* desktopswitch (#DesktopSwitch)
* mainmenu (#MainMenu)
* mount (MountButton, #RazorMountPopup)
* networkmonitor
* panelvolume
* quicklaunch (#QuickLaunch)
* screensaver (#PanelScreenSaver)
* sensors
* showdesktop (#ShowDesktop)
* taskbar (#TaskBar)
* tray (#Tray, TrayIcon)
* appswitcher (razor-appswitcher.qss)
* notificaion (razor-notificationd.qss)
* power (razor-power.qss)
* runner (razor-runner.qss)