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1-Drag an drop in your theme manager 2-Click right mause button, and select "properties" 3-Select tab "background" an click "solid color" 4-insert this: #573B1E in "color name" in text entry, them click "ok" 5-in te tab "back ground" slide the bar to 50% and close. 6-Repit the secuence 1 to 5 ...

I edited the buttons and then decided it would be cool to have the blue button from the Radiance Mod to appear when you go to close the window.

If you want the close, minimize and maximize buttons on the left click help in ubuntu and it will show you how to do this. use the following code once you get there close,minimize,maximize: This will put it on the left side for you.

Because currently, the global menu does not respect the GTK's close, minimize, and maximize buttons, I have created a theme with those buttons, so at least it is continuous.

Bugs: > Prehighlighting over the button, ie: close, etc.. has to be white for firefox to pick up the light color, etc.. on the menu bar as such some things such as moving the mouse over an item name, etc.. may show only as white, however once u select it, ur good to go.

I did not liked the evolution of the Glossy theme when I upgraded from Ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10, so I managed to get a theme as close as possible to the original Glossy Theme.

just wondering how hard or if its even possible to make a theme based closely to the screen shots ui.

You can use any GTK theme with this, and the close/maximize/minimize's background will change to suit.

Buttons: For those who do not know how to use them, open Emerald Theme Manager, Edit Themes> Buttons> and then change the Maximize, Minimize, Close and Restore buttons, navigating to where you extracted the Buttons.

close it and now change your controls and window border in appearance preferences-theme->custom.