Overlay layer with rounded corners

[winkelnp]

With wofi set up with rounded corners (#window {border-radius: 22px;} in style.css), the corners fall through to the background image, in stead of showing the windows beneath.

Is this an instance of #11590? It seems different as it's more permanent. It also only occurs when animations are finished/disabled.

[vaxerski]

can you attach a log from running wofi with WAYLAND_DEBUG=1?

[vaxerski]

yes, set opacity to 0.999 and it will block occlusion

[winkelnp]

afaict opacity is currently only a windowrule, not a layerrule, so one'd have to run wofi as a normal window, where this issue doesn't happen anyway as compositor window rounding circumvents the occlusion already

[vaxerski]

right my bad g, set wofi opacity in its config, maybe that will help

[winkelnp]

Apparently that still doesn't make wofi announce itself as transparent… (so yea, this is a wofi issue, but hopefully a workaround can be made 😅)

[vaxerski]

soon you'll be able to just use hyprlauncher hehehehee

[MathisP75]

I am having the same issue, I thought I was going crazy because I remember this being fixed long ago.

[MathisP75]

The solution is to set your background color as background: rgba(r, g, b, .99); in the window section of the wofi CSS config.

[iandark]

I had the same issue on my side.

In my CSS, I was using the @Lavender variable as the background-color for window.

While testing, I tried replacing it with #fff, but I accidentally typed @fff instead. Surprisingly, that seems to have fixed the black background artifacts in the rounded corners.

My guess is that @fff was treated as an invalid color reference, so that background declaration was ignored or handled differently, which ended up removing the black corners.