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Regarding LE Black 5.1

Is there any possibility to get a substyle that the start button would be lit/glittered when pressed instead of being darken/shadowed?

Is it in plan to get substyle for different color than orange as subcolor?

As a reminder!

Pip'

Edited by Pippin666
I always hated Microsoft and their Orange Zune Style that seems to have got the Orange into popularity. I personally prefer the way the start button is in LE 5.0.5. It's black and blends in to the taskbar, and only when clicked (or hovered over) does it become green. I find it much better than the Orange but that's just my opinion.

If you don't want to change the Orange, maybe just change the start button so that it is Black and only becomes Orange when clicked or hovered over.

Just a suggestion.

I completely agree.. I hate the orange

That's weird, the download pack @ deviantART was correct before I updated it.

I updated the pack again with the new shellstyles :)

Updates:

- Updated the shellstyle text and arrow colors

- Fixed the useraccount dialog colors in the shellstyle

Capric0rn, I have a small suggestion... Now that you've included a shellstyle, I think the "search bar" should have same background color...

search.png.xs.jpg

This has to be modified:

[ExplorerBar]

GradientColor1 = 39 39 39

GradientColor2 = 49 49 49

[ExplorerBar.NormalGroupBackground]

FillColor = 241 241 241

You can also change the buttons (NORMALGROUPEXPAND & NORMALGROUPCOLLAPSE). In the screenshot I used these arrows...

Thanks em3 & Capric0rn for LE 5.1 :D

Was wondering if anyone could mirror the shellstyle based on the st0len VS as it's no longer on deviantart?

Thanks in advance :D

The VS is available. You can download it and use the shellex

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/576109...e%3A168h+stolen

@Unbreakable: Thanks for telling me that, I didn't know about it. I will update that in the next comming days :)

I think you are using the wrong gradients btw :p It should 40 40 40 and 47 47 47 :)

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