https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=353819
--- Comment #22 from Nate Graham <n...@kde.org> --- There is no override; the issue here is the *lack* of an override. :) Right now the icon colors take into account only Plasma's own color scheme and therefore when using a light theme you get black icons, and when using a dark theme you get white icons. However it doesn't take into account the background color of the note itself. The UI elements of the note would have to be taught about that. The way this works is that the icons' colors are hardcoded into the SVG, but can be re-colored at runtime by code in Plasma that reads some CSS inside the icons. However it only exposes the ability to choose which color set the color comes from; you can't just shim in an arbitrary color. So you can say "give me the text color from the View color set", or from the window color set, or from the header color set, or whatever. But that won't help much in this case because the available color sets don't map to the note's available background colors. An easy fix for this would simply to put a window-colored rectangle under the controls, so they get drawn on top of a background whose color they expect. However this might be considered ugly. And it couldn't help the scrollbar unless you did it for that too, which would be even more like to be ugly. It's a bit of a tricky problem to solve for the icons. For text, it's easier since you can actually force a specific color. So we could simply store a mapping of appropriate colors for each note color and use those for the text. But you can't currently do this for the icons, which is the problem. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
