It was my mistake - i've uploaded fixed version a minute ago. Everything is in one zip file (also blue sidebar version) on DeviantArt. I've also added elementary lion emerald theme.

Hi In fact i feel the same way - light blue sidebar (more mac-ish) looks better for me. But, i try to be faithful to elementary design :-/

Here you go - version with light blue sidebar - more like mac os finder.

Sorry, forgot to add link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/tmek1jkd2rc8nu1/blue%20sidebar.zip

Thanks a lot! This is great :-) I think you can use two excuses for BS: 1) Elementaryish doesn't mean Elementary, and 2) It's also based on Greybird ;-)

Here's a possible "userChrome.css" to make Thunderbird (main window in particular) more in line with this theme: /*------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* set default namespace to XUL */ /* Tool Bar */ #toolbar, toolbox, .tabmail-tabs { background-image: none !important; background-color: #DEDEDE !important; } /* Message Pane Header background + Date/Time color */ #msgHeaderView { background-color: #DEDEDE !important; color: #000000 !important; } /* Message Pane Header From/Subject/To labels */ #msgHeaderView .headerName { color: !important; } /* Message Pane Header From/Subject/To details */ #msgHeaderView .headerValue { color: #000000 !important; } /* Folder Pane */ #folderTree treechildren { background-color: #D7DDE4 !important; } /* Folder Pane Hover Effect */ #folderTree > treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text(hover) { color: #FFA500 !important; } /* Status Bar */ statusbarpanel { background-color: #DEDEDE !important; color: #000000 !important; } /* Attachment Pane */ #attachmentView { background-color: #EEE8C0 !important; } #attachmentSaveAll, #attachmentSaveAllSingle { background-color: #EEE8C0 !important; }

Hi. I'm glad you like my theme :-) I've tried few times to solve this problem in the past, but when i did it, nautilus view buttons were screwed up. So for now, i just don't have idea what to do.

Ok.. :) Thanks anyway for sharing this great theme with us, and thanks for replay.. Hope that you'll find solution in some of next releases, just keep going, you doing great.. :)

I'm glad you like it :-) Completely dark theme will probably be in release for gnome 3.8, but it's really a lot of work.

From a user point of view it may look strange :-) But from a themer point of view differences between Gtk-based user interfaces are really huge. For example if you make theme for Ubuntu you have to keep in mind that there will be no menubar - because there is appmenu - so toolbar and titlebar should blend with each other. But when you design theme for Gnome-Shell there is a visible menubar - so you have to make a design where menubar and titlebar blend (or even better make menubar with nice gradient, darker bottom line dividing it from toolbar, and lighter line giving it more depth). But you can't have both - because themed menubar makes unity-panel and elementary wingpanel look somewhat strange. On the other hand, plain, not themed menubar looks really ugly in gnome shell. And that is only menubar ;-) Look at Gnome Cupertino - it's an excellent theme, but it's creator - Trastes - had to make different versions for unity, for gnome-shell with gnome 3.4, 3.6 and i think there is also different version for 3.8. And there is also xfce and pantheon which also has completely different apps and design. There was no problem when we had gnome 2, but with gnome 3 and all those different desktop environments, thaiming is just pain.

Thanks very much for your explanation! :)

You're welcome :-)

... and I did restart after applying the theme

It happens with greybird also, not just your theme. Any idea?