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Please, add optional background blinking (gif attached) #36

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ge0rgecz opened this issue Aug 3, 2017 · 1 comment
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Please, add optional background blinking (gif attached) #36

ge0rgecz opened this issue Aug 3, 2017 · 1 comment

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ge0rgecz commented Aug 3, 2017 •
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Please, add option for background blinking (gif attached)

  1. simple background blinking http://i.imgur.com/mKFZhm7.gif
  2. background blinking with fade out transition http://i.imgur.com/q5cm22h.gif #
@ge0rgecz ge0rgecz changed the title Please, add option for background blinking (gif attached) Please, add optional background blinking (gif attached) Aug 3, 2017
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hrmm I like that! I'm not having too much time right now to work in the extension, but will take a look at that when I can.

In the mean time, feel free to implement the feature yourself and send me a PR! I'm always accepting contributions! :)

zelch pushed a commit to zelch/gnome-shell-notifications-alert that referenced this issue Dec 2, 2019
Add support for background color changes.
da2ec4f 
This implements the 'simple background blinking' mode suggested in
issue bellini666#36.
(bellini666#36)

To do this, we have added 3 new settings:

'Use alert color' toggles if we want to actually use the defined color
for alerts, this defaults true.  If false, the color of the text remains
as the theme default.

'Use alert background color' does the exact same thing, but for the
background color.  This defaults false.

And 'Alert background color' defines the background color that we want
to use, assuming that 'Use alert background color' is true.

The implementation is fairly straight forward, if SETTING_USECOLOR is
true, add the style CSS for the color setting.  If
SETTING_USEBACKGROUNDCOLOR is true, add the style CSS for the
background-color setting.

If both are false, then we go through a lot of fuss and bother to set a
blank style.
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