Description of problem: When the Breeze theme has been selected (in the Systemsettings under KDE 5), the items in LibreOffice pull-down menus get no longer highlighted on mouse hover, although they are still active. The only solution is choosing another theme (Fusion ...) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): All versions of LibreOffice since the release of Fedora 22 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select Breeze under Application Style / widgets style 2. Start a LibreOffice module (Calc, Writer ...) 3. Actual results: Items in the pull-down menus can't be highlighted on mouse hover - moreover, the other graphical elements (buttons ...) are not well drawn Expected results: Highlight menu items Additional info: Asus laptop N550JV, Fedora 22 with up-to-date components, french locale & language
I got the same bug with Fedora 22 KDE, fresh install. The problems seems to be caused by the package "libreoffice-kde.x86_64 1:4.4.4.2-3.fc22". By uninstalling the Libreoffice KDE integration package, the menus are highlighted again.
(In reply to Peter H.S. from comment #1) > I got the same bug with Fedora 22 KDE, fresh install. > The problems seems to be caused by the package "libreoffice-kde.x86_64 > 1:4.4.4.2-3.fc22". > By uninstalling the Libreoffice KDE integration package, the menus are > highlighted again. The above comment was badly phrased; by uninstalling the package "libreoffice-kde.x86_64" I can use the "Breeze" App/Widget style and still have menu highlighting in Libreoffice. When the package "libreoffice-kde.x86_64" is installed, there is no menu highlighting in Libreoffice, until I change the App/Widget style from "Breeze" to "Fusion", just like the OP. The package: "libreoffice-kde.x86_64" isn't necessarily the cause of this bug as I wrote above. It is just that removing it works as another work-around for the bug.
Interestingly, setting OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP=kde reportedly also fixes this. My guess: It detects that it's running on a KDE based on Qt 5, so it enables the KDE integration, but decides it does not know how to integrate with Qt 5 and falls back to GTK+. And the mix doesn't work. Uninstalling libreoffice-kde makes it use all GNOME stuff, using OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP=kde forces it to use Qt 4. It should really use Qt 4 as long as Qt 5 support is not included, using GTK+ widgets with KDE integration does not work well.
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