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This page lists some of the issues one can encounter when using polybar. Either quirks in polybar's behaviour or actual bugs we haven't been able to fix.
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This page lists some of the issues one can encounter when using polybar. Either quirks in polybar's behaviour or actual bugs we haven't been able to fix yet.
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# Contents
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- [Setting Module Backgrounds when using Gradients](#setting-module-backgrounds-when-using-gradients)
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## Setting Module Backgrounds when using Gradients
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**Problem:** When you use a gradient as your polybar background, explicitly setting any module's background color to whatever you have set as `background-0`, either through the `-background` setting or the `%{B}` formatting tag, will not change the background color at all.
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**Workaround:** If you want to explicitly set a module's (or parts of its) background to `background-0`, use a color that is almost the same. E.g. if `background-0` is `#FFFF00` use `#FFFF01`.
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This behaviour was introduced in [`#831`](https://github.com/jaagr/polybar/pull/831), to resolve the issue described in [`#759`](https://github.com/jaagr/polybar/issues/759). There is no way to resolve this without some major code changes to the renderer.
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