Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 59334
Treelistbox does not seem to use the field text color for its text
Last modified: 2007-08-28 06:47:08 UTC
followup to 48124 - use a desktop theme where the field color is not black (e.g. on KDE the "high contrast yellow on blue" color scheme, however this should work as well on Windows) - open Tools->Options => The treelistbox background seems to use the field color (as it should), however it does not seem to use the field text color. In said high contrast yellow on blue theme this e.g. produces black text on a blue background (which is certtainly not high contrast
add accessibility keyword
We will not finish this task in the 2.0.2 time frame -> retargetted to 3.0
pb: new target 2.x
If choosing other colour schemes, still for accessibility reasons, it becomes even worse: you can get black text on black background => the tree view simply becomes invisible! That can be observed in the OpenOffice.org settings dialog, when in KDE one choses white text on black background. "Color of text" should be used in tree views, not black.
*** Issue 52346 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
Hi all, The patch arrached to the issue #69187 solves this issue too :-). However, these are still two different issues (different symptoms). So I suggest that, instead of marking one as a duplicate of the other, we fix them both in the same CWS.
Created attachment 39005 [details] Screenshot of tree view with correct colors
Similarly to issue #69187, we probably use a wrong qColorGroup attribute to set the color... Eric, could you have a look as well, please? I don't like reading the [Global] section from KGlobal::config() directly ;-) Thank you in advance!
See discussion in issue #69187 I think that qcolorgroup is not the solution (other than a default). The user wants the colours that are set in KDE control center, not the default Qt colours. See also rosablue.png (attached to this message) for a visual idea of the problem and its solution.
Duplicate. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 69187 ***
pb: duplicate and closed.