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@ PGib , song editor graphics. #150
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If it is what I think it is then it would really greatly boost the visual 2014-01-25 mikobuntu notifications@github.com
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Just tagging pgib @pgiblox |
Yeah. They are around. I'll dig up the commits |
brilliant Pgib :) |
Alright, I found the code, it is part of the CusisStyle. Part of the code features the ability to load a different style at runtime (was originally "Classic" versus "Cusis"). I wonder if this switching logic will still be useful? Or should I just merge the code into the current LmmsStyle. I guess we can always add the switching later to let users use the "classic" or newer alternative styles. |
For the records: https://github.com/LMMS/lmms/blob/old-master/src/gui/cusis_style.cpp |
I would like the switch to be available too, I mean... Why not? :p |
At this point... so much stuff was added to the new theme, that I think some of these elements should just be merged into the current living theme. Give me a few days on this one.. I'd like to at least integrate the "pattern elements" as seen in the song editor. The style-switching was sort of a hack anyway, and we don't have a convincing alternative to switch to at this point. |
Aww, with the current theme this would have been perfect. |
On 03/12/2014 09:53 PM, Stian Jørgensrud wrote:
We now have semi-stylable (colour can be chosen in CSS) pattern graphics |
Marking as duplicate of the "Cusis Theme" effort #1839 and closing to consolidate bug reports. |
Hi Paul, i can remember some time ago i believe you had hard coded new graphics for the "blocks" into the song_editor. they had curved corners and a gradient. I think these would look great for the next release, i cant seem to find them at the moment tho to show the other devs, and i could prob dig out my CSS manual and have a go at doing them, but it would be easier if you still had the code..
thanks Mikobuntu :)
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