[Digikam-users] Still can't get readable tooltips in Digikam 3.1.0!

[Photonoxx]

I am running Ubuntu since long time, and had this kind of matter since a  
long time with digikam on Gnome like desktop environnement.

It appears to me that the GTK+ KDE graphic component is buggy.

Go In digikam setting / Others (or Various, I have menu in French "Divers"/

and select something else than "GTK+" in graphic component style option  
(still not sure of the exact menu entry). Personally I've chose  
"Cleanlooks"

I think it should fix your matter (anyway, it fix mine).

Le Sun, 26 Jan 2014 11:49:59 +0100, Neil Haughton  
<haughtonomous at googlemail.com> a écrit:

>
> Yes, I had done that both from within DK and from a terminal. Consistent  
> behaviour - DK does not honour the background colour change.
>
> Neil
> (from my mobile phone)
> On Jan 26, 2014 10:23 AM, "Mick Sulley" <mick at sulley.info> wrote:
>> I had that problem as well, I think it is conflict between Gnome and  
>> KDE.
>>
>> I am running Gnome desktop on Debian Wheezy and Jessie.  I think you  
>> have already done this, but the note I made when I fixed mine >>was -
>>
>> To fix - install systemsettings and run from a terminal
>> go to Applications Appearance > Colors > Colors and change Tooltip Text  
>> to a darker colour
>>
>> Mick
>>
>> On 26/01/14 10:13, Neil Haughton wrote:
>>> I'm using Mint 15 Gnome/Cinnamon, fully patched, and I am using DK  
>>> 3.1.0 from the Mint repositories.
>>>
>>> I've installed the KDE systemsettings utility. From within DK  
>>> Settings>Themes>Configuration opend systemsettings, and I >>>can  
>>> change the tooltip colours.
>>>
>>> However DK gets confused. After a DK restart although the tooltip  
>>> colors are changed they are not always the colours I >>>selected!
>>>
>>> eg default is pale blue on white. Change settings to yellow (fg) on  
>>> black (bg), in DK I get yellow on white.
>>>
>>> Change to yellow on white, I get yellow on white.
>>>
>>> Change to black on white (#000000 on #FFFFFF), in DK I get black on  
>>> white.
>>> Change to white on black, I get white on white.
>>>
>>> So it appears that the background change is not being honoured by DK  
>>> (at least not when using Gnome/Cinnamon).
>>>
>>> I had the same problem when using OpenSuse 12.x
>>>
>>> I've worked around it by selecting black on white, which I can at  
>>> least read, but it's obviously very buggy.
>>>
>>> Neil Haughton
>>>
>>>
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