Created attachment 166823 [details] Bold and Align Center are selected As you can see in the screenshot the selected icon is different between sidebar and notebookbar at GTK3 backend. On QT5 they look the same. I prefer the sidebar layout (better contrast)
The sidebar is true gtk, the notebookbar is not, this would be resolved if/when the notebookbar is also "welded". This is somewhat tricky because the notebookbar has grown a large collection of unique special widgets which don't have obvious gtk counterparts. (The other option is improving the pseudo-gtk theming, but I have no enthusiasm for persisting with that approach).
Thanks for the feedback. Where is the pseudo-gtk theming located?
vcl/unx/gtk3/gtk3salnativewidgets-gtk.cxx
I see there was a wip patch for preparing notebookbar for welding https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/105265 I also saw some patches from Szymon Kłos about welding notebookbar
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