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Created attachment 663989 [details] patch against zukitwo RPM package Description of problem: When running Xfce with zukitwo theme selected, the color of fonts in Xfce panel is white. Given that the panel itself is quite bright (panel background style set to none aka. 'use system style'), the text in the labels is not visible. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): zukitwo-gtk2-theme-20121211-1.fc18.noarch xfce4-panel-4.10.0-2.fc18.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. use zukitwo as gtk2 theme 2. make sure that panel background style is set to none 3. Actual results: white fonts on bright background Expected results: black/dark fonts on bright background Additional info: patch against zukitwo RPM package attached
Thank you. Since I think that the changes you're suggesting can be useful upstream, I've told the theme creator about the issue and suggested him to integrate the contents of your patch.
The theme author has already answered me: "The reason for this is to be able to properly use a custom transparent background image for the panel. It has been a while since I last tried with this patch. (I'm aware of it.) But back then some applets just didn't want to properly become transparent, so I made it so the user have to specify a custom background image. But maybe this has been fixed in the troublesome XFCE panel applets, I'll have to take another look I suppose." http://comments.deviantart.com/1/203936861/2863624675
(In reply to comment #2) > The theme author has already answered me: > > "The reason for this is to be able to properly use a custom transparent > background image for the panel. It has been a while since I last tried with > this patch. (I'm aware of it.) But back then some applets just didn't want > to properly become transparent, so I made it so the user have to specify a > custom background image. But maybe this has been fixed in the troublesome > XFCE panel applets, I'll have to take another look I suppose." > > http://comments.deviantart.com/1/203936861/2863624675 Thanks for reporting back. Let's see what feedback will the upstream have.
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