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Simon Schneegans
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## Adding a Preferences Page ## Adding a Preferences Page
If your effect should support GNOME Shell 3.3x _and_ GNOME Shell 40+, you will have to provide two `*.ui` files. There should be two sliders in this example: The animation duration and the width of the fading gradient.
If your effect supports GNOME Shell 3.3x _and_ GNOME Shell 40+, you will have to provide two `*.ui` files for this.
This is because starting with GNOME Shell 40, the preference dialog uses GTK4, before it used to use GTK3. This is because starting with GNOME Shell 40, the preference dialog uses GTK4, before it used to use GTK3.
We will load the relevant file in the `initPreferences()` method of your new effect class. Usually, there are only a few minor differences between the two files.
There are two sliders in this example: The animation duration and the width of the fading gradient. We will load the respective file in the `initPreferences()` method of your new effect class.
Just save the code below to `resources/ui/gtk3/simpleFadePage.ui` and `resources/ui/gtk4/simpleFadePage.ui` respectively. Just save the code below to `resources/ui/gtk3/simpleFadePage.ui` and `resources/ui/gtk4/simpleFadePage.ui` respectively.
Remember to replace any occurrence of `simple-fade` with your effect's nick-name! Remember to replace any occurrence of `simple-fade` with your effect's nick-name!