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This section defines how WindowMaker will look. Details like
font, colors and textures may be specified. You may leave most of this section blank to
get the original NEXTSTEP(tm) look, based on black, white and gray.
- IconBackPixmap
-
Specifies the tile pixmap to be used in the background of icons and miniwindows. This
pixmap must be in the XPM format and have 64x64 pixels of size.
- Syntax:
IconBackPixmap=<xpm file>
- IconDotsPixmap
-
Specifies the pixmap to be used for indicating that a docked application is not yet
running. Leaving this out, makes an internal pixmap be used. The pixmap must have
transparent pixels or it will cover the whole icon image. The pixmap must be 64x64 pixels.
- Syntax:
IconDotsPixmap=<xpm file>
- LogoPixmap
-
Specifies the pixmap to be used in the first dock icon. Must be a XPM file of at most
48x48 pixels.
- Syntax:
LogoPixmap=<xpm file>
- Titlebar text justification
-
Specifies the justification to apply to titlebar text.
- Syntax:
TitleTextJustify=<justification>
Justicfication may be either
- Titlebar text font
-
Specifies the font to use in window titlebar text.
- Syntax:
WindowTitleFont=<font specification>
Where font specification is a complete font specification. You can choose
fonts with the `xfontsel' utility.
- Example:
WindowTitleFont= -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
- Menu font
-
Specifies the font to use in menu titlebar and item text.
- Syntax:
MenuTitleFont=<font specification>
MenuTextFont=<font specification>
- Miniwindow font
-
Font for the miniwindow (or icon) title.
- Syntax:
IconTitleFont=<font specification>
- Resize/Move display text
-
Font for the resize/move display.
- Syntax:
DisplayFont=<font specification>
- Dialog title font
-
Font for the title of dialog boxes.
- Syntax:
DialogFont=<font specification>
- Dialog message font
-
Font for dialog messages.
- Syntax:
DialogMessageFont=<font specification>
- Text colors
-
Specifies which color to use for text. Color may be either a color name found on the
output of the showrgb command or a RGB color specification in the #RRGGBB format.
- Keywindow titlebar text
-
- Syntax:
FTitleForeColor=<color>
- Unfocused main window titlebar text
-
- Syntax:
PTitleForeColor=<color>
- Text color for unfocused window titlebars
-
- Syntax:
UTitleForeColor=<color>
- Text color for menu titlebars
-
- Syntax:
MenuTitleForeColor=<color>
- Menu Entry color
-
- Syntax:
MenuTextForeColor=<color>
- Disabled menu entry color
-
- Syntax:
MenuTextDisabledColor=<color>
- Texture specification
-
There are currently 4 types of textures available: solid and 3 styles of gradients. 8bpp
users should use solid textures. Although gradients are supported in 8bpp mode, they look
very bad.
- Texture types
-
Texture types can be:
- solid
for a plain solid color
- hgradient
for a gradient that varies horizontally
- vgradient
for a gradient that varies vertically
- dgradient
for a gradient that varies diagonally
- Texture type for keywindow titlebar
-
- Syntax:
FTitleTexture=<texture type>
- Texture type for unfocused mainwindow titlebars
-
- Syntax:
PTitleTexture=<texture type>
- Texture type for unfocused titlebars
-
- Syntax:
UTitleTexture=<texture type>
- Texture type for menu titlebars
-
- Syntax:
MenuTitleTexture=<texture type>
- Texture type for menu entries
-
- Syntax:
MenuTextTexture=<texture type>
- Color for keywindow titlebar
-
- Syntax:
FTitleBackColor=<color>
- Color for unfocused mainwindow titlebar
-
- Syntax:
PTitleBackColor=<color>
- Color for unfocused titlebar
-
- Syntax:
UTitleBackColor=<color>
- Color for menu titlebars
-
- Syntax:
MenuTitleBackColor=<color>
- Color for menu items
-
- Syntax:
MenuTextBackColor=<color>
- Gradient colors for keywindow titlebar
-
- Syntax:
FTitleGradient=<from_color>,<to_color>
- Gradient colors for unfocused titlebars
-
- Syntax:
PTitleGradient=<from_color>,<to_color>
- Gradient colors for unfocused titlebar
-
- Syntax:
UTitleGradient=<from_color>,<to_color>
- Gradient colors for menu titlebar
-
- Syntax:
MenuTitleGradient=<from_color>,<to_color>
- Gradient colors for menu entries
-
- Syntax:
MenuTextGradient=<from_color>,<to_color>
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