Created attachment 1128720 [details] screenshot Description of problem: The application menu of LXQt takes foreground and background colors for the active item from different settings, which can easily lead to unreadable text. The user may not even realize where the colors come from, as the menu has no color settings. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): lxqt-panel-0.10.0-4.fc23.x86_64 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Right click on the panel 2. Select "Configure panel" 3. Set foreground to black and background to light gray. 4. From the menu, open Preferences->Appearance. 5. Set Widget Style to Windows 6. Activate the main menu once again Actual results: The active entry text is black on dark blue, so it's hard to read. See the screenshot. Expected results: The active entry should be readable. Additional info: I believe the menu should follow the widget style. The panel settings only have two colors, foreground and background. It's not enough to describe a menu, which has active and inactive entries. For the GTK widget style, the menu even uses the gradient from the style settings. With all that careful styling, using the primitive panel settings for the active entry foreground appears to be a bug.
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