Thanks for using my 7Like Dockbarx theme version 1.0
Panel background is also included


This is a mod of Dock theme for DockbarX [link] So props to Bigrza for letting me mod his work



HOW TO INSTALL :

copy 7Like.tar.gz ~/.dockbarx/themes


Enjoy comments and +favs are welcome

i've had a lot of positive feedback on this panel, so i've packaged it as best i can for distribution.
this whole thing is just a fancy trick. its not really meant to be distributed as an awesome kick ass fat floaty gnome-panel. its just supposed to look good in screenshots and during general usage.
includes: 1024, 1152, 1280, 1400, 1440, 1600, 1680, 1920, 2048, 2560. if your screen is bigger i'll assume you're a power user.
Enjoy!

PRE-REQS:
here is a gtkrc-2.0 file with the code necessary to remove the little arrow from your menu button. the file goes in your home directory. if you already have a gtkrc-2.0 in your home directory then open this new one and copy the code into the one you already have.
gtkrc-2.0
eGtk
eIcons
Global-Menu
Compiz Config

IMPORTANT DIRECTORIES:
/usr/share/themes OR /usr/share/icons
/home/USERNAME/.themes OR /home/USERNAME/.icons

TIP:
you can take ownership of folders with $sudo chown USERNAME -R /ANY/FOLDER/LOCATION

ASSUMING YOUR GOAL IS TO REPLICATE THE PREVIEW...

OBJECTIVES:
1:hide theme default panel
2:activate elementary-dark
3:apply panel image
4:tweak the applets and hide panel shadow

STEP BY STEP:

1: go to the elementary/gtk-2.0/Panel and rename both images in the folder. (the objective is to hide the themes default panel.)

2: go to elementary/gtk-2.0 and open gtkrc. at the very bottom of the code you'll see this line include "Apps/panel.rc" make it look like this include "Apps/panel-dark.rc" (the objective is to make global-menu texts compatible with the dark panel)

3: apply elementary gtk and elementary-mono-dark icons from the appearance dialog and confirm that your panel is either transparent or some dark defaulted colors and that global-menu text is a light color.

APPLY THE CUSTOM PANEL:

1: find your resolution in the panels folder (if your resolution isn't included you may make a request or edit the psd provided using Gimp or Photoshop or some similar graphic app.)

2: copy the panel you want to somewhere common like your home directory for storage

3: open panel properties. (right click empty space on the panel) from the general tab set size to 58. from the background tab activate image and browse to where you've stored your panel.

TWEAK THE PANEL:

1: the icons are huge! copy the icons included in the download to /icons/elementary-mono-dark/panel/22

2: everything is horribly aligned! be sure you've removed any extra panel applets that won't fit. simply move around your applets until they fit then lock em in place

3: wtf is that shadow doing!? open CompizConfig from system>preference. under Effects click Window Decoration. in Shadow windows paste this
any & !(class=Gnome-panel)


UNSOLVED ISSUES:
the active menu item in global-menu. ugh
new notification icons mess up the icon alignment

You asked for it... Couldn't come up with a fancy name so I aptly named it "BOX". Enjoy

This is a GNOME Shell theme based on the Elementary Luna OS theme.

Elementary OS [link]

Elementary icons by DanRabbit [link]

Wallpaper by Islingt0ner


Light Version


Modded Version


Elementary Luna GTK3 Theme


Instructions:

Please avoid a manual install and use the GNOME Tweak Tool, it's much easier.

You can use the gnome-shell theme extension for easier switching of themes.

GNOME Tweak Tool

Make sure you have user-theme-extension installed. Load the GNOME Tweak Tool and go to Shell Extensions and click the "Use Theme Extension" switch. Now go to "Theme" and click the Shell Theme box and locate your theme zip. Now you can select the theme in the dropdown box. Make sure you selection the right version for the GNOME version you have, otherwise the theme will not show properly.

If you run GNOME 3.4, just extract the 3.4 version to ~/.themes

License: GPL3

Compatibility: 3.2/3.4

Update 8th Aug 2011

- Improved switches to look better with the theme.

- Small Misc fixes.

Update 8th October 2011

- Added GNOME Shell 3.2 compatibility.

Update 13th October 2011

- Fixed lockup while searching(3.2).
- Themed contacts in search(3.2).

Update 18th October 2011

- Fixed search overview icon size so it's the same as the application overview size.

Update - 24th October 2011

(3.2 Version)
- Found a way to make hover on running apps show indicator.
- Added fake shadow effect to popup menu being as box-shadow can't be used.
- Made all dialogues consistently dark instead of grey.
- Workspace switcher and app switcher look consistent with the theme.
- Fixed shared buttons.
- fixed media buttons.

Update - 2nd January 2012

- Better popup submenu.
- Better panel button hover colour.

Update - 28th March 2012

- Added GNOME Shell 3.4 compatibility

Update -3rd May 2012

- Fixed scaling issues in the application overview for 3.4.

Thanks for using my 7Like gnomenu theme version 1.0
This menu uses its own icon theme for the icon box

You can see it in action here :
[link]

Credits to :

The menu base (because i suck at coding )
[link]

For the original base and inspration for the menu
[link]

HOW TO INSTALL :

Extract copy the 7Like folder in the menu to

/usr/share/gnomenu/Themes/Menu

And the 7Like buttons to
/usr/share/gnomenu/Themes/Button
Enjoy if you like it comment and +fav
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El Castillo (elementary Burg) is an elementary styled BURG Theme.

included are white icons for:
Arch, Debian, Fedora, Opensuse, Osx, Ubuntu, Windows and Elementary (used for Linux Mint)

Thanks goes to DanRabbit: [link]

If you like my theme, please PayPal something small to "Daniel.P.Fore@gmail.com"

Unico Engine is required.

Tested on Luna and Precise with Pantheon.

Report problems to [link]

DO NOT INSTALL THIS ON GNOME 2. YOU WILL HATE YOUR LIFE.

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4/30/12 (v3.1)
+ fix :backdrop
- help buttons
- Noise statusbar
- text color
+ Popover fixes
- transparency
- adaptive borders
- gradient background
+ new .content-view-window
+ shorter buttons, better style for bottom-toolbar
+ style fixes for dynamic notebook
+ insensitive color for symbolic icons
+ grips for pane handles
+ Noise album view styles
+ fix "shadow" in views
+ new text header styles
+ better distinguish between selected and focused rows
+ support new Mutter theming

4/2/12 (v3.0)
+ GTK3 Support
- New Widgets
- Unico Engine
- Backdrop stylings
+ Dropped a few custom GTK2 stylings
- Nautilus elementary
- Eye of GNOME
+ Updated window border buttons
- Dropped minimize from default config
- New hover style
- New maximize style
+ White menus
+ Granite Support
- ContentView class
- Popover class

3/5/11(v2.x)
+ dropped Aurora engine
+ new xfwm4 theme
+ misc bug fixes
+ dark by default
+ New Breadcrumb and Modebutton style for Ne
+ New Dark Panel style with Dark Menus.
+ Revised Midori sidebar
+ All new Murrine Buttons
+ Scrollbars drawn with Murrine instead of Pixmap
+ Kicked Equinox Engine
+ Smaller file size and cleaner code
+ Closed 26 launchpad bugs
+ Brighter colors
+ New Progressbars
+ New Listview style
+ Tons of XFCE lovin'

6/9/10(v1.x)
+ Revised style for Nautilus elementary
+ Revised style for Midori
+ All new minimal scrollbars
+ Many speed enhancements
+ Modular per-app styles (so you can disable or borrow)
+ Bug fixes
+ Customizations for Totem
+ All new Metacity theme
+ Etched Text in Panel (New Murrine)
+ Rounded Scale trough (New Murrine)
+ Works Better with Google Chrome
+ Misc Bug Fixes
+ More Beautiful Aurora
+ Customizations for Midori
+ Meta Theme
+ Panel Tweaks

10/5/09(v0.x)
+ Revamped Nautilus sidebar
+ Enhanced appearance of EOG
+ Better metacity buttons
+ Square bottoms on windows, by request.
+ removed custom toolbar for more consistent look.
+ reinstated blue, by popular request.
+ removed Nodoka Dependencies.
+ Rounded sliders.
+ Visual refresh including a shift to a more neutral look.
+ Inclusion of Metacity theme.
+ Closed tickets involving terminal errors.
+ massive rewrite to use a new rendering engine
+ new fresh and modern look
+ fixed wireless applet bug
+ new Ubuntu flavor
+fixed some menu spacing issues
+included the hard to find nodoka 0.7 deb package
+fixed Ugly progress bars
+Menus are now are actually themed
+Got rid of cruft from gtkrc
+Got rid of two warnings
+Firefox tabs are now normally sized
+Evolution hacks now properly apply
+A little darker background.
+Button inactive state is more sane
+Increased contrast on inactive selections in treeviews
+Make menubar items consistent with the rest of the theme (rounded)
+Notebook items contrast fixes for pidgin
+ added experimental nodoka package
+ fixed bug involving panel.rc
+ slightly thinned scrollbars
+ fixed bug involving prelights
+ changed around some menu sizing
+ inherits colors from appearance applet
+ cleaned up some code

My most favorite Desktop

Ubuntu 10.04
Gtk+: elementary
Panel icons: white token
Wall: [link]
DockbarX Theme: Deep [link]

Apps:
Firefox nightly build + elementary tweaks
Dockbarx from latest bzr
nautilus elementary
Conky
Panflute

This is my tonkybar theme for Dockbarx x.0.23.2.
its somewhat of a combination of the default and new theme of dockbarx my old tonkybar and many from shinybar by ~Levviathor [link]

it has now mouse-over effects (thanks to shinybar) and it shows the numbers of open windows (up til 4) and changes the icons

Update for Dockbarx x.0.30 and added a little launching effect

OS: Ubuntu 10.04
WM: Openbox
GTK & Openbox: Litestyle suite by ~weakhead
Icons: Faenza by ~tiheum
Dock icons: Suave by ~thyraz
Desktop icons: Token by ~brsev
Wallpaper: Velvet Noise Backgrounds by ~art-styles (I've darkened it a bit)
Conky: Pricedown Conky Clock by me
Firefox start page: Web Browser Start Page by ~hadret

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