#title bar

[bemineunderthestars]

I can not read a post on here that was made entirely in the title bar. As soon as I see the huge giant bold letters, I scroll. No matter what the post is about I can't read it. I can't stand posts being made only in the title bar.

[edtechbubble]

Was there ever a time when the minimize, maximize, and close buttons on your title bar didn’t exist?

[htmluse]

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blinkTitle.js – Javascript TitleBar Alert/Notification

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blinkTitle.js is a pure javascript implementation of titlebar alert or notification.It can perform blinking of html titlebar for titlebar aert or titlebar notification.

[efnansekeroglu-blog]

Gradient Title Bar (Başlık Kutusu)

Merhaba, Farklı renklerde birkaç basit gradient bar yaptım. Uygulamada kullanmamıza gerek kalmadı. PSD'leriyle beraber koyuyorum buraya. Güle güle kullanın :)   Buradan indirebilirsiniz.  

[macissues]

Fix windows with controls off the edge of your screen

Fix windows with controls off the edge of your screen

One frustrating issue you might encounter when running OS X is if a window is placed or sized in a way that prevents you from accessing some of its controls. This can happen for numerous reasons, including adjusting your display setup, or performing an upgrade to a new OS version, or if some corruption in the window saved state configuration files prevents application windows from being restored…

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[pterencephalon]

Shrinking Gnome title bars

I've been using Ubuntu Gnome lately, but my biggest pet peeve has always been the big, fluffy title bars. This can be ameliorated a bit by shrinking the Window Titles font size (in the 'Fonts' section of the Gnome Tweak Tool), but the big benefit comes from reducing the padding in the title bar.

This padding issue became especially important since Gnome 3.10 has moved to the header bar. By integrating the title bar and menus, it can save space... for the programs that take advantage of it. For those that don't, the result is just a huge title bar. But that can be fixed by reducing the padding, which doesn't damage the look of the programs using the new header bar.

Open a terminal and run:

sudo sed -i "/title_vertical_pad/s/value=\"[0-9]\{1,2\}\"/value=\"5\"/g" /usr/share/themes/Adwaita/metacity-1/metacity-theme-3.xml

Then press Alt + F2, type r, and hit enter to restart Gnome for the changes to take effect. This command edits /usr/share/themes/Adwaita/metacity-1/metacity-theme-3.xml to set title_vertical_pad to a value of 5.

The trouble with this approach is that it shrinks down the images for the close/maximize/minimize buttons, which are designed to have a lot of padding, basically resulting in them looking like specks (but they're still clickably-sized). There are two ways to deal with this:

Where the command says "/value=\"5\", replace the 5 with padding value of your choosing. 0 will make the title bars as thin as possible, while picking a larger value makes the buttons more clickable.

Theoretically, you could also edit the theme to replace the images for the close/maximize/minimize buttons to something with less padding. However, this isn't something I've tried. I know which speck is which, so for me, personally, it's not worth trying to delve into that.

Source: Mikey's Help Desk

[tipsysam]

hey, do you have a link to the post that teaches you how to do a blog title like your "what would sam winchester do?" title? i really want to change mine to something like that :)

Hiiii sweetie! Yes I have, I'll publish this in case someone else needs help with it too. The wonderful wificas helped me with mine, you can see the post here and another tutorial here.