Re: Customizing the look on Linux

On Sat, 16 Apr 2011 21:53:59 -0400, Wendell P <[email protected]>  
wrote:

> When I change the font settings, the elements that follow do show the
> changes properly, but the others don't respond at all. What the heck? It
> was working so well before.

What are you using to load and set your resources?

You might also want to make sure you check against XmCascadeButton, which  
is the Widget used for child menus sometimes.

There are other Motif widgets that are part of the system as well. The  
easiest thing to do is to use editres to figure out what the exact widget  
class is of the items you care about. Setting a global fontList should  
help this since you can just selectively change the things you care about  
rather than having to repeat the same assignment multiple times for the  
majority of widgets that use the same font.

Basically, I think what you are seeing is just a matter of making sure  
that you actually hit every widget on the list, which is easiest by using  
the global fontList as above.

	Aaron W. Hsu

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