I'm using Ambiance theme on Fedora 22 with Cinnamon and some windows have opaque scrolling indicators that cover bottom part of windows:Can i somehow disable scrolling indicators?Alternatively, how can i edit theme and make indicators transparent?
How to disable or fix GTK scrolling indicators?
cinnamon;gtk;theme
After some more research i have found out that those indicators are called overshoot and undershoot.Related ticket:In GTK 3.16 (for example from ppa:ubuntu-desktop/ww),  GtkScrolledWindows indicate whether there is content that can be  scrolled to (Adwaita shows a dashed line for this) and if the user  scrolls when there is no more content (Adwaita shows a gradient  thing). These are called undershoot and overshoot respectively.Ambiance and Radiance don't style these classes, and the default is to  show an opaque grey area. This looks poor.To fix issue on fedora with light-gtk3-theme v14.04 i added this CSS to /usr/share/themes/Ambiance/gtk-3.0/gtk-widgets.css:/************* * overshoot * *************/.overshoot.top {    background: -gtk-gradient(radial, center top, 0, center top, 0.7, from(shade(@bg_color, 0.92)), to(alpha(@bg_color, 0.0)));}.overshoot.right {    background: -gtk-gradient(radial, right center, 0, right center, 0.7, from(shade(@bg_color, 0.92)), to(alpha(@bg_color, 0.0)));}.overshoot.bottom {    background: -gtk-gradient(radial, center bottom, 0, center bottom, 0.7, from(shade(@bg_color, 0.92)), to(alpha(@bg_color, 0.0)));}.overshoot.left {    background: -gtk-gradient(radial, left center, 0, left center, 0.7, from(shade(@bg_color, 0.92)), to(alpha(@bg_color, 0.0)));}/************** * undershoot * **************/.undershoot {    background: none;}See revision 436 for Radiance CSS.