Please avoid a manual install and use the GNOME Tweak Tool, it's much easier.
You can use the gnome-shell theme extension for easier switching of themes.
GNOME Tweak Tool
Make sure you have user-theme-extension installed. Load the GNOME Tweak Tool and go to Shell Extensions and click the "Use Theme Extension" switch. Now go to "Theme" and click the Shell Theme box and locate your theme zip. Now you can select the theme in the dropdown box. Make sure you selection the right version for the GNOME version you have, otherwise the theme will not show properly.
If you run GNOME 3.4, just extract the 3.4 version to ~/.themes
hi, half-left I need help, I'm using your shell theme. How to edit this pop up window, I think it's a bit wide on my screen. here this [link] and [link] where do I need edit gnomeshell.css line? sorry for stupid questions when I'm using eOS shell theme is fit with the text like this one [link] and [IMG][link]
Is it just me or is the highlight on apps missing if you open the overview, type in the name of an application and start navigating through the results using the arrow keys?
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I need help, I'm using your shell theme. How to edit this pop up window, I think it's a bit wide on my screen.
here this [link] and [link]
where do I need edit gnomeshell.css line? sorry for stupid questions
when I'm using eOS shell theme is fit with the text like this one [link] and [IMG][link]
thanks before
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sorry if my english bad
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sorry if my english bad
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Is it just me or is the highlight on apps missing if you open the overview, type in the name of an application and start navigating through the results using the arrow keys?