φ Phi - The ultimate vertical experience theme for Vivaldi, made with attention to details.
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You were having a problem with the switch not showing the blur
If you're talking about my last screenshot, that's not a fresh profile, that's with Phi enabled, trying to achieve what I said previously : I'll rather apply the same blur to the panel bar.
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Like I said, I don't always need them visible. I'm not a fan of clutter
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I'm was talking about this
@KaKi87 said in φ Phi - The ultimate vertical experience theme for Vivaldi, made with attention to details.:
So, here's background and blur on a freshly created profile :
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I'm was talking about this
So, here's background and blur on a freshly created profile :
Well, when I said that the switch wasn't showing the blur, I was talking about the second screenshot (with Phi enabled).
Fresh profile Phi enabled Switch background Yes (expected) No (unexpected) Panel blur Yes (expected) Yes (expected) With that said, for consistency with Phi's current behavior, I chose not to try applying the background to the switch, but to apply the blur.
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I know that, they were in the same post. I commented on the first image and then gave you some code to address the second one.
Not sure what all the semantics is about.
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@KaKi87 Yes it works for the downloads window,
but it still doesn't work for tabs.
Maybe this is Phi's idea and then it works fine.
And for some reason border for left and right stopped working(
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it still doesn't work for tabs.
Oh, so you wanna blur the background on the sidebar.
Sounds like a sensible default, I'll look into that !
Maybe this is Phi's idea and then it works fine.
There's no particular idea on the matter, maybe I'll likely allow users to disable it just in case, but it sounds good to me.
border for left and right stopped working
Yeah I'm sorry about that, it's a refactor that went wrong, there wasn't just that, but also a bug when focusing the URL bar.
Anyway, I just pushed a fix for both issues.
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Well, after further thinking, blurring the background turns out not to be a sensible default after all, because for people used to theming in Arc Browser and Zen Browser for example, they expect the background to be sharp, as it's already these are already optimally designed for that.
Moreover, the implementation of that would require even more crazy CSS gymnastics, because the sidebar isn't a single element, but many elements moved to the same location.
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@KaKi87 Anyway, blurring an image without this feature is not difficult for me. Thanks for the previous fix.
