https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=166803
--- Comment #4 from V Stuart Foote <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #3) > Note that in the related Ask question, we checked that safe mode does show > icons, while resetting the profile (is reported to) give no effect. Always question when users claim to have reset profile. And here, with OPs installation of Galaxy icon theme, the installation is also in question. My suggestion to OP and others would be to uninstall LibreOffice (not a repair), then delete the per-user LibreOffice profile directory (default on Win at "C:\Users\<userName>\AppData\Roaming\LibreOffice" user and any other accounts). Then reinstall clean, allow default profile to build. =-Sidebar-= The defaults at 25.2.3 should correctly handle os/DE light/dark color theme choice. But will still have nuisance of Dark document canvas with dark color theme. So would still have to use the Tools -> Options -> Appearance panel and install the 'Light Applications Colors' extension theme, and then apply it from the list box to get light canvas of 24.8 and earlier. Additionally there is the Automatic theme behavior and its interaction with the theme mode of System/Light/Dark. Once an appearance theme extension is installed and enabled, the Automatic theme stops correctly responding to os/DE color theme selection. And can end up with dark icon and text on dark application color. Applying and staying with an appearance theme works. Staying on the Automatic theme and using the System/Light/Dark works. But moving between those can end in a state with dark on dark or light on light--requiring a profile deletion to clear. At 25.8 we've added checkbox toggle for the document background and removed the System/Light/Dark choice. The Automatic theme will follow the os/DE color theme. And the appearance theme extensions will more cleanly assert when selected and roll back to Automatic and os/DE theme defaults. Restart to fully assert UI appearance should be less often. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
