Problem description: Steps to reproduce: 1. Install Boje Theme in Ubuntu/Mint: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:upubuntu-com/gtk3 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install boje-theme 2. Open Calc and change the background color of a cell to yellow (or another color). 3. Save the document. 4. Close Calc. 5. Set the desktop theme to boje-turquoise (for example). 6. Open Calc. 7. Open the saved document. 8. Verify the cell background color. Current behavior: The cell color is actually set to the correct color, but it is not shown when a dark theme is used. Expected behavior: The cell background should be shown. By the way: I have installed LibreOffice 4.0.3 and it is not listed in the website dropbox. So I need to select another version so I can submit the bug report. Operating System: Ubuntu Version: 4.0.0.2 rc
Created attachment 74635 [details] cells of different colors Attached sample .ods file with some cells changed to yellow and pink.
I confirmed this on Ubuntu 12.04 using Libre Office 4.0. The cell colors are not visible using the Boje theme, but any default Ubuntu theme is okay. I also tried changing a cell color while using the Boje theme, and it still did not show. If you right click on a cell that you know has a different background, and choose Format Cell, it still shows the different color (pink or yellow in the attachment) is selected.
I updated the status of this to NEW. I set the priority to Minor, because there is no loss of data, and this problem exists with a select theme on Ubuntu.
An additional note: This is a problem I reported in the first version of LibreOffice. It does happen with several dark themes, Boje is just an example (Delorean-dark, FlatStudio Dark, Mediterranean Dark, Moonrise, OMG-Dark, and so on), so it is not limited to Boje.
I found a solution here: http://en.libreofficeforum.org/node/4612 Unchecking a bow in: Tools > Options > LibreOffice > Accessibility > Automatically detect high-contrast mode of the operating system It works for me (Libre Office 4.0.3.3)
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