Yes, that is my plan for all maintained themes.

Not so easy. It will take some time but need to be done. Frankly, this idea really appeared in my mind just yesterday when you asked how to do. I had this feature in my to-do list long time but was not sure how to do that. I sorta did not know there is a global border settings. E/Moksha menus are boundless. We are still learning

Stefan

Our default Bodhi theme (ArcGreen) double sided

ss:
https://i.imgur.com/gJQtfmp.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/Ov3G4Hl.jpg

source:
https://github.com/thewaiter/enlightenment-arc-theme

Enjoy

Stefan

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Lovely - thanks

Hmm, I realized this solution has some limitations. If you open for example a battery module settings, the dialog appears with the controls on the right. E simply has no possibility to do that globally because some dialogs use different border styles (close, min, max buttons) or noresize (close button only).

It means, I have two options:
1. Let it be just with one left part and let's call it an experimental feature
2. I would add another left parts for all dialogs and user needs to assign this feature for each dialog. Not elegant but working. Labours for me so goto 1

Also there can appear some unpredictable issues I haven' noticed so far. Let's hope I doing it right...

I do not expect E developers will add more elegant way to make this globally

S

Yes, noticed that myself, but I'm fine with option 1. No strange behaviour noticed here so far.

Also, the epiphany header bar does not obey this setting either. I've had a look around for methods to move the buttons in epiphany, and have seen it mentioned, but haven't found the actual method to do it.

I also do not like this Epiphany borderless style. I asked Robert for solution and he knows how to do that. I will ask him to mention it here on the forum also for other users.

Install gtk3-nocsd. start epiphany using it: gtk3-nocsd epiphany-browser

If you want epiphany to start that way from the menu edit the desktop file as root (/usr/share/applications/org.gnome.Epiphany.desktop)

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Awesome. Thanks for that. Note that just gtk3-nocsd epiphany also works, both in terminal and in the .desktop file.

The default E theme controls double-sided (theme is a part of moksha core)

https://i.imgur.com/Wvoph2j.jpg

Stefan

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MokshaGreen and MokshaKLK4 double sided

Takes too much time and energy though

https://i.imgur.com/XdaYDbd.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/pn7kVTu.jpg

Stefan