cssutil

Documentation

Index

• func AddCSSVariables(vars map[string]string)
• func AddClass(w gtk.Widgetter, classes ...string)
• func Applier(class, css string) func(gtk.Widgetter)
• func Apply(widget gtk.Widgetter, css string)
• func ApplyGlobalCSS()
• func ApplyUserCSS(path string)
• func Applyf(widget gtk.Widgetter, f string, v ...interface{})
• func WriteCSS(css string) struct{}

Functions

func AddCSSVariables

func AddCSSVariables(vars map[string]string)

AddCSSVariables adds the variables from the given map into the global variables map. This function must be called before ApplyGlobalCSS is called for it to have an effect.

To use a variable, use the {$variable} syntax.

func AddClass

func AddClass(w gtk.Widgetter, classes ...string)

AddClass adds classes.

func Applier

func Applier(class, css string) func(gtk.Widgetter)

Applier returns a constructor that applies a class to the given widgetter. It also writes the CSS to the global CSS.

func Apply

func Apply(widget gtk.Widgetter, css string)

Apply applies the given CSS into the given widget's style context.

func ApplyGlobalCSS

func ApplyGlobalCSS()

ApplyGlobalCSS applies the current global CSS to the default display.

func ApplyUserCSS

func ApplyUserCSS(path string)

ApplyUserCSS applies the user CSS at the given path.

func Applyf

func Applyf(widget gtk.Widgetter, f string, v ...interface{})

Applyf is a convenient function that wraps Sprintf and Apply.

func WriteCSS

func WriteCSS(css string) struct{}

WriteCSS adds the given string to the global CSS. It's primarily meant to be used during global variable initialization. If WriteCSS is called after ApplyGlobalCSS, then a panic is thrown.