blackbelt_jones
01-10-2007, 01:57 PM
Really, it was so easy!
1. I used the gimp color picker (the eye-dropper thingee) to determine the code for the color pink I wanted to match from the background image (#f8235b)
2. Found a preexisting style that was similar to what I wanted, did a search and replace with gedit, and replaced all instances of black (#000000) with pink
3. Saved the file with a new name, and then took a shower, cause I was DONE!
http://img390.imageshack.us/img390/9718/dollsdollsdollsthemesu2.png
I'm in love with my new desktop... and when I say I'm in love, you'd best believe I'm in love, L-U-V!
I haven't got all the finer points down yet. I want to get the text a little bigger, but my point is that if you think you'd like to make a custom fluxbox theme, you absolutely can!
1. I used the gimp color picker (the eye-dropper thingee) to determine the code for the color pink I wanted to match from the background image (#f8235b)
2. Found a preexisting style that was similar to what I wanted, did a search and replace with gedit, and replaced all instances of black (#000000) with pink
3. Saved the file with a new name, and then took a shower, cause I was DONE!
http://img390.imageshack.us/img390/9718/dollsdollsdollsthemesu2.png
I'm in love with my new desktop... and when I say I'm in love, you'd best believe I'm in love, L-U-V!
I haven't got all the finer points down yet. I want to get the text a little bigger, but my point is that if you think you'd like to make a custom fluxbox theme, you absolutely can!