07-25-2014, 08:47 PM 
		
	
	
		misko_2083,
Very cool! Didn't know this could be done.
Question.
I tried this out in a VM and was trying to get mine to look like the screenshot you posted in other area of forum. I basically just copied what you posted here (only changed one color), but I can't seem to get the background to show up on right side. Mine stays white as shown in this screenshot:
![[Image: 1UZZ3dXCEqCG]](https://ibin.co/1UZZ3dXCEqCG)
Here is copy of my .gtkrc-2.0 file:
Do you have any idea where I went wrong? What I am missing to get that white area to also be covered by the background pic?
Thanks in advance.
	
	
Very cool! Didn't know this could be done.
Question.
I tried this out in a VM and was trying to get mine to look like the screenshot you posted in other area of forum. I basically just copied what you posted here (only changed one color), but I can't seem to get the background to show up on right side. Mine stays white as shown in this screenshot:
Here is copy of my .gtkrc-2.0 file:
Code:
gtk-menu-popdown-delay = 0
gtk-menu-bar-popup-delay = 0
gtk-enable-animations = 0
gtk-timeout-expand = 0
#.gtkrc-2.0
#Whisker
pixmap_path "/home"
    style "darkback"
    {
          engine "pixmap"
            {
                   
                    image
                    {
                            function                = BOX
                            recolorable             = TRUE
                            state                   = PRELIGHT
                            file                    = "hover.png"
                            border                  = { 1, 1, 1, 1 }
                            stretch                 = FALSE
                    }
                    image
                    {
                            function                = BOX
                            recolorable             = TRUE
                            state                   = ACTIVE
                            file                    = "hover.png"
                            border                  = { 1, 1, 1, 1 }
                            stretch                 = FALSE
                    }
            }
    bg_pixmap[NORMAL] = "background-b.png"
            bg[NORMAL] = "#404040"
            bg[ACTIVE] = "#606060"
            bg[PRELIGHT] = "#808080"
            fg[NORMAL] = "#ccc"
            fg[ACTIVE] = "#fff"
            fg[PRELIGHT] = "#b12b2b"
    }
    widget "whiskermenu-window*" style "darkback"
    style "darktree"
    {
    base[NORMAL] = "#404040"
    base[ACTIVE] = "606060"
    text[NORMAL] = "ccc"
    text[ACTIVE] = "fff"
    }
    widget "whiskermenu-window*TreeView*" style "darktree"
#end of fileDo you have any idea where I went wrong? What I am missing to get that white area to also be covered by the background pic?
Thanks in advance.
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