https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=448169
--- Comment #4 from Luke Horwell <c...@horwell.me> --- My latest crude workaround is throwing together a mix-and-match of 5.87 and 6.0.x icon theme. Taking the latest icon developments from 6.0.x but the static icons from 5.87 with some search & replace hacks. This works better for the Breeze Dark theme. https://github.com/lah7/breeze-dark-icons-static-mix It also "fixed" BUG 482648 too, where symbolic icons were not working below ~32 pixels, but it's not the solution of course. --- While investigating, some of the earlier comments are outdated. - The previously suggested CSS class removal no longer works after 6.3.0, for some reason. - KIconThemes is doing the recolouring [src/kiconcolors.cpp] - CSS "ColorScheme-Text" maps to "highlightedText" I guess, that's the problem - it currently assumes text colour is OK if the accent colour is used as a background. To reproduce, use "Breeze Dark" window theme with a white accent colour, you'd expect a darker inner icon for places folders. Likewise, try a black accent colour under "Breeze Light". In both cases, the places icons are indistinguishable. In terms of fixing this, I'd suggest: - A new CSS variable applies a colour tint based on the accent colour. This can be used for the 'inner icon' inside places icons. The hex code can be checked to determine this. E.g. For a bright accent colour, go darker. If it's a dark accent colour, go lighter. For Breeze' default blue, it would go darker (#366681). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
