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Right now I just bold a full-size header bar on top of the window. This makes it look GNOME-y at a glance, but I don't love having the stacked toolbars and ideally could combine them... somehow.
Constraints:
Has to work trivially with different versions of Home Assistant/lovelace plugins (I can't test every version and realistically keep up with any DOM changes across versions and plugins)
Should still look/feel at home on GNOME (that's my primary target)
I'm using WebKitGTK and am not interested in using something else (it would just end be a different app at that point)
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Maybe I can (optionally) add an overlaid headerbar or something, if that would work? Like a transparent widget you could drag on and that would include the window controls, using injected CSS to move the in-page UI out of the way if needed.
Note, -webkit-app-region: drag is not supported in WebKitGTK afaict.
One more thing you can add, is a 'sidebar collapse' icon in the headerbar, to collapse/expand the HA sidebar. (Something similar to libadwaita apps like Tuba etc in the top-left corner)
@properlypurple I'm not sure that will be reliably triggerable from the native side, as the sidebar is entirely within the web view provided by the Home Assistant server. I could try to inject some JavaScript or something, but it seems error-prone…
Right now I just bold a full-size header bar on top of the window. This makes it look GNOME-y at a glance, but I don't love having the stacked toolbars and ideally could combine them... somehow.
Constraints:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: