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It would be nice to have an option for inverting only window contents without decorations, it would make sense for people (like me) who use themes like Adwaita-Dark.
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I have looked into this and it is impossible to do with the method used to invert in this extension because the decorations and the actual window content are treated as one block. so implementing the feature you are requesting would require another method. one method I can think of is updating the gnome.css used to render the window but I don't know if that can be made specific to a window. I will look at some source code and search online for inspiration.
Modifying the theme CSS wouldn't be enough, as decorations are rendered by the window manager, which ignores any per app CSS. Worse, client side decorations, which are per app, may be rendered by different widget libraries. In short, there's no simple, noninvasive, reliable or consistent way to single out decorations to selectively apply an effect.
Despite the window and its decorations being treated as one block, would it be possible to invert the color of just a subset of that block? If the height of the window titlebar is fixed and the height of the window is known, then it would be easy to define the rectangle covering just the window contents.
It would be nice to have an option for inverting only window contents without decorations, it would make sense for people (like me) who use themes like Adwaita-Dark.
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