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When starting Kepler on Windows 7 (org.eclipse.platform_4.3.1.v20130911-1000), there are no drag handles for the toolbars, nor for a minimized stack. This looks a bit like the issue described in bug 340695, but that has been marked fixed, and the changes linked to it appear to (at least partly) exist in the current build. I found this could be fixed (worked around) by changing all url(./imageName.png) to url(../images/imageName.png) in the plugins/org.eclipse.platform_4.3.1.v20130911-1000/css directory.
This also happens on the Mac, and the workaround doesn't work. Eclipse should ship with the toolbar unlocked, and there should be a menu item that allows you to unlock the toolbar, not just a context menu that (fails to) show up when you right-click on the toolbar.
We're building a product on our side, and we have the same kind of issue: toolbar drag handles idons are not shown, so toolbars appear to be locked. The suggested fix works for us: we providing a patched bundle of org.eclipse.ui.themes (we're on Luna now), with the "url(../images/xxx)" fix, and the toolbars are getting better.
Same problem, but proper fix is add property to you product in <extension id="product" point="org.eclipse.core.runtime.products"> <product application="<you application class>" name="<you application name here>"> ... <property name="applicationCSSResources" value="platform:/plugin/org.eclipse.ui.themes/images/"> </property> ... </product> </extension>
(In reply to Andrei Neshcheret from comment #3) > Same problem, but proper fix is add property to you product Great tip, works for me Thanks!
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