Here, on Red Hat Linux 6.0, using a CVS build from 5/24/1999, it seems that oftentimes the push buttons do not render properly, particularly when using certain GTK themes. I am attaching a screenshot of how the buttons render here, using the E-Mac GTK theme, and another screenshot showing ideally how buttons like this *should* look.

BTW, this seems to happen quite often (I would estimate at least 50% of the time). It only seems to happen with certain GTK themes, like E-Mac (found on gtk.themes.org), but nonetheless, this is a deviation from the behavior I would expect from Mozilla, since no other GTK program I've ever tried does this to me.

Are they using gfx widgets, instead of native widgets for apprunner on Linux? The gfx widgets will not honor the theme settings. Ramiro, I'm re-assigning to you assumming they are using native widgets.

since i'm doing the widget stuff, i'll steal this one from you ramiro.

What version GTK are you using?

Oh, I'm sorry... GTK 1.2.1, as packaged with Red Hat 6.0. I am also using GNOME. (gnome-libs 1.0.8, core 1.0.5). Shall I try upgrading to GTK 1.2.3?

please see if this is still happening. moving gtk theme issues to M15

I have been trying to stay away from Pixmap themes lately, due to the crashes they cause (which is even more serious, as that prevents me from using Mozilla, whereas this bug wont), and I haven't seen this problem lately with other (non-Pixmap) themes. I suggest that we mark all of the GTK+ Pixmap Theme-related bugs as WONTFIX, since they are not Mozilla bugs (and probably not easy to workaround), and mention in the release notes that people need to stay away from Pixmap themes until such time as the GTK+-engines people fix this bug. After all, this is really their problem. This bug in particular should be a WONTFIX in my opinion, because the crashing problem is much more of a showstopper even than this is. Everyone agree?

no, leave them alone. i'll find a fix for these later. thats why they are marked M15

we use gfx buttons now so this was fixed by those

Marking verified fixed in the Oct 1 build.