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Created attachment 1193585 [details] Screenshot of FileZilla demonstrating the issue Description of problem: Whenever a modal dialog is shown in a wxGTK3 application, the application window(s) behind the dialog turn transparent. This breaks visual consistency, because transparency is not used in this way in other parts of the system. This behavior is not specific to any particular wxGTK3 application. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.0.2 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open a application that uses wxGTK3 as its visual toolkit (e.g. FileZilla). 2. Open any modal dialog in said application (e.g. the site manager in FileZilla). Actual results: The application windows behind the dialog turn transparent, but there is no consistency - parts of the windows may be transparent, others may not, and there may even be visual artifacts. Expected results: wxGTK3 should follow a visual style that is in line with the rest of the system. Additional info: Screenshot of FileZilla attached to demonstrate the visual effect, but note that the reported issue is not specific to FileZilla (or any particular wxGTK3 application).
Created attachment 1195585 [details] Filezilla looking normal? I don't see the same behavior. Filezilla's modal dialogs look like any other GTK+3 modal dialog to me. See screenshot. I don't understand why you see something different. Fedora 24, right?
Yes, Fedora 24. If I install gnome tweak tool and disable "Attached Modal Dialogs" it looks like in your screenshot.
(In reply to Florian Höch from comment #2) > Yes, Fedora 24. > > If I install gnome tweak tool and disable "Attached Modal Dialogs" it looks > like in your screenshot. How do native GTK+3 modal dialogs look to you? Ie, open gedit and click 'Save.' How does it look?
> How do native GTK+3 modal dialogs look to you? Ie, open gedit and click 'Save.' Those look normal (underlying window is never transparent) no matter the "Attached Modal Dialogs" setting.
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Hi, In https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4267#c5 I have a similar problem reported . (In reply to Florian Höch from comment #2) > Yes, Fedora 24. > > If I install gnome tweak tool and disable "Attached Modal Dialogs" it looks > like in your screenshot. dnf install gnome-tweak-tool Have we a way to fix it or not ? I don't understood . Thanks.
(In reply to Sergio Monteiro Basto from comment #6) > Hi, > In https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4267#c5 I have a similar > problem reported . > > dnf install gnome-tweak-tool > > Have we a way to fix it or not ? I don't understood . > > Thanks. I don't think that is the same problem. This particular problem is about modal dialogs only. I'll respond to the other bug about those problems.
@Florian, we've updated wxGTK3 to version 3.0.3 in F25. Assuming you're using F25 now, do you still see this problem?
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