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* [GTK Overlay Scrollbars](#gtk_scroll)
* [Desktop Shadow effects](#desktop_shadow)
* [Desktop background color](#desktop_color)
* [Desktop icons effects](#desktop_icons)
* [Desktop icon effects](#desktop_icons)
* [Cursors](#cursors)
* [Terminal fonts](#terminal_fonts)
* [Terminal themes](#terminal_themes)
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#### [ Single user install ]
### [ Single user install ]
If you intend to install the theme system-wide, then following the single user install process isn't necessary.
#### Step 1: Prepare theme and icon directories
#### Step 1: Prepare theme and icon directories
Create a `.themes` folder in your user directory `/home/$USER/` if it doesn't already exist. (with $USER being your username.)
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mkdir -p ~/.icons
#### Step 2: Copy the Chicago95 GTK and icon themes
#### Step 2: Copy the Chicago95 GTK and icon themes
Copy the GTK theme from `Chicago95-master/Theme/` folder into `.themes`.
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*Note 2: If you ever want to change your system theme to anything else, don't forget to remove the `gtk.css` override file! It makes adjustments based on this theme which might break other themes.*
#### Step 3:
#### Step 3:
After copying the theme files into their appropriate places, you might need to log out then log back in for any changes to take places.
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#### [ System-wide install ] (optional)
### [ System-wide install ] (optional)
Copy the GTK theme from `Chicago95-master/Theme/` folder into `/usr/share/themes/`.
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### Configuring a horizontal taskbar
#### Step 1: Setting the panelbar size
#### Step 1: Setting the panelbar size
- Open the XFCE settings manager > Panel
- From the Display tab set the panel mode to "Horizontal."
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- Number of rows will be "1."
- Length will be 100%.
#### Step 2: Setting the panelbar appearance
#### Step 2: Setting the panelbar appearance
- In the Appearance tab set the background style to "None (use system style.)"
- Disable the icons setting "Adjust size automatically" (*this option is not present for the GTK2 panelbar*)
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*Note: For GTK2 panelbar users, if you want to adjust the icon scaling of your launcher buttons, see [Launcher button icon scaling](#button_scale)*
#### Step 3: Adding panelbar plugins
#### Step 3: Adding panelbar plugins
Open the XFCE settings manager > Panel > Items
Here's an organized list for the panel Items plugin layout.
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### Configuring a vertical taskbar
#### Step 1: Setting the panelbar size
#### Step 1: Setting the panelbar size
- Open the XFCE settings manager > Panel
- From the Display tab set the panel mode to "Deskbar." (*The "vertical" option looks bad, this is why we'll go with deskbar.*)
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- Number of rows can be 1 or 2. 2 looks nice if you want a wide panelbar.
- Length will be 100%.
#### Step 2: Setting the panelbar appearance
#### Step 2: Setting the panelbar appearance
- In the Appearance tab set the background style to "None (use system style.)"
- Disable the icons setting "Adjust size automatically" (*this option is not present for the GTK2 panelbar*)
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*Note: For GTK2 panelbar users, if you want to adjust the icon scaling of your launcher buttons, see [Launcher button icon scaling](#button_scale)*
#### Step 3: Adding panelbar plugins
#### Step 3: Adding panelbar plugins
Open the XFCE settings manager > Panel > Items
Here's an organized list for the panel Items plugin layout.
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If you want to change the icon label backdrop colour or text colours, you'll have to edit the gtk.css theme file located in `/home/$USER/.themes/Chicago95/gtk-3.24/`.
: Label backdrop colours can be modified on line 103 for "xfd_icon_backdrop."
: Text color can be modified from line 104 for "xfd_icon_text."
: You can use CSS colour properties. After any changes are made log out then log back in.
- Label backdrop colours can be modified on line 103 for "xfd_icon_backdrop."
- Text color can be modified from line 104 for "xfd_icon_text."
- You can use CSS colour properties. After any changes are made log out then log back in.
##### xfdesktop 4.12.3
If you want to change the icon label backdrop colour, text colours, or highlight colours you'll have to edit the gtkrc theme file located in `/home/$USER/.themes/Chicago95/gtk-2.0/`.
: Text shadows can be modified from lines 553 to 559. These are currently commented out with "#."
: Label backdrop colours can be modified on line numbers 565 to 570.
: You can use CSS colour properties. After any changes are made log out then log back in.
- Text shadows can be modified from lines 553 to 559. These are currently commented out with "#."
- Label backdrop colours can be modified on line numbers 565 to 570.
- You can use CSS colour properties. After any changes are made log out then log back in.
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