Ubuntu 22.04 Dock style issues

[drafenous]

When using Ubuntu 22.04 with default centered Dock, I'm having style issues.

The dock is with a strange border outside the dock. How to fix that?

Thanks for your time!

[EliverLara]

Hi, Are you sure you're using the right version of the theme provided here ?

[drafenous]

Hi, Are you sure you're using the right version of the theme provided here ?

Yes, i'm using.

[EliverLara]

HI, Could you please test if this css file fixes the issue?

[drafenous]

HI, Could you please test if this css file fixes the issue?

Same problem :(

[xukashi]

HI, Could you please test if this css file fixes the issue?

Same problem :(

do you happen to use Blur My Shell?

[pasan93]

HI, Could you please test if this css file fixes the issue?

Thanks, this works for me. However I'm still having a minor issue. When I hover the dock it doesn't highlight the icons anymore.

This is a screenshot from my laptop which is on PoP!_OS 21.10 it works perfectly 🤩

Do you have any idea how to fix this issue? I'm using PoP!_OS 22.04 & Dash to Dock for Cosmic.

[drafenous]

With Blur my shell enabled:

[ran-dall]

I believe there are several problems here.

• First is that DashToDock (and Floating Dock) only have compatibility with 41 (which is v71). Many of the 'necessary' fixes for 42 are not merged yet.
• The initial package, v72 (for 42), has been rejected by GNOME (https://extensions.gnome.org/review/32340).
• If you are using the git version, you'll see the breakage in several places if you dig a little. Don't get me wrong, it's useable; but I'd hardly consider it stable.

I think with all this considered, it may be hard for us to 'fully' address the problems with DashToDock (or its forks) until the dust has settled a bit. NTM, GNOME is in a very transitional state itself.

[pasan93]

I believe there are several problems here.

* First is that DashToDock (and Floating Dock) only have compatibility with 41 (which is v71). Many of the 'necessary' fixes for 42 are not merged yet.

* The initial package, v72 (for 42), has been rejected by GNOME (https://extensions.gnome.org/review/32340).

* If you are using the git version, you'll see the breakage in several places if you dig a little. Don't get me wrong, it's useable; but I'd hardly consider it stable.

I think with all this considered, it may be hard for us to 'fully' address the problems with DashToDock (or its forks) until the dust has settled a bit. NTM, GNOME is in a very transitional state itself.

https://github.com/dracula/gtk/issues/192

[ran-dall]

#194 should fix the last of the current problems I see with the dock. You need to copy gnome-shell/v40/gnome-shell.css and paste it over the file located at gnome-shell/gnome-shell.css. Otherwise, the styles for >=40 will not be applied (in fact, the regular one doesn't have the styles for Dash to Dock at all).

If your background is messed up, then you didn't do the step above correctly.

FWIW that PR is for the dash branch.

[ran-dall]

@EliverLara This can be closed as well now that #194 is merged, I suppose.