breadbar: give the wifi add-network dialog proper CSD + rounded corners

Was a bare gtk4::Window with no titlebar — GTK4's own minimal CSD
fallback for that case is a flat bar with plain system-font title text
and square corners, which is what actually made this look like a stray
window from a different decade next to the rest of the (rounded,
borderless) ecosystem. Now sets a real HeaderBar (which picks up the
window's existing title automatically) and gives the dialog + headerbar
matching rounded corners and dark theming via the existing
.wifi-add-dialog CSS class.

Also switched the Connect button off "suggested-action": GTK4's bundled
theme special-cases that exact class name for a native OS-accent-colour
feature that isn't a normal CSS rule and doesn't yield to any
background-color override this stylesheet adds, confirmed empirically
(a much more specific selector had zero effect). Moved to
"confirm-button", the same accent-button convention breadman/breadpad
already use.

Known residual issue, not resolved here: the Connect button still
doesn't render the accent colour even via "confirm-button" — narrowed
down to *some* button-specific styling quirk in this one dialog (window-
level rules like the rounded corners and dark background apply
correctly; a maximally-obvious magenta test rule on the same selector
also failed to render, ruling out a color-value mistake specifically),
but not root-caused further. Left as a known follow-up rather than
blocking the CSD fix, which was the actual ask.

Also removed two `cursor: pointer` CSS properties (on .clickable and
.media-widget) that GTK4 doesn't support as a CSS property at all — was
logging "Theme parser error: No property named cursor" on every
startup, doing nothing functionally either way.
This commit is contained in:
Breadway 2026-07-30 19:02:39 +08:00
parent 872e7e1589
commit c53d504208
2 changed files with 25 additions and 4 deletions

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@ -1350,6 +1350,15 @@ fn show_add_network_dialog(anchor: &impl IsA<gtk4::Widget>, ssid: String, on_bui
dialog.set_title(Some(&format!("Add “{ssid}")));
dialog.set_resizable(false);
dialog.add_css_class("wifi-add-dialog");
// A bare gtk4::Window with no titlebar set falls back to GTK's own
// minimal CSD: a flat bar with plain system-font title text and no
// rounding — which is what actually made this look like a stray window
// from a different decade next to the rest of the (rounded, borderless,
// shadowed) ecosystem. A real HeaderBar picks up the window's own title
// automatically and gets the same `.wifi-add-dialog` theming below.
let header = gtk4::HeaderBar::new();
header.set_show_title_buttons(true);
dialog.set_titlebar(Some(&header));
if let Some(root) = anchor.root() {
if let Ok(win) = root.downcast::<gtk4::Window>() {
dialog.set_transient_for(Some(&win));
@ -1375,7 +1384,14 @@ fn show_add_network_dialog(anchor: &impl IsA<gtk4::Widget>, ssid: String, on_bui
btn_row.set_halign(gtk4::Align::End);
let cancel_btn = gtk4::Button::with_label("Cancel");
let connect_btn = gtk4::Button::with_label("Connect");
connect_btn.add_css_class("suggested-action");
// Not "suggested-action" — GTK4's own bundled theme special-cases that
// class for a newer native OS-accent-colour feature that isn't a normal
// CSS rule at all, and simply doesn't lose to any `background-color`
// override this stylesheet adds, however specific the selector (already
// confirmed empirically: adding a much more specific override rule had
// zero effect). "confirm-button" is the same ecosystem-wide accent
// button convention breadman/breadpad already use successfully.
connect_btn.add_css_class("confirm-button");
btn_row.append(&cancel_btn);
btn_row.append(&connect_btn);
body.append(&btn_row);