On Monday 02 February 2009 21:43:29 James Richard Tyrer wrote: > Werner LEMBERG wrote: > >>> I've played around with the background transparency of a terminal > >>> window, and suddenly the label of my `firefox' icon on the desktop > >>> was half transparent. Unfortunately, I can't repeat this process, > >>> but the problem persists: The icon is not transparent, but its > >>> label is. I haven't found how to change that back. A bug? Where > >>> can I control this? > >> > >> I suspect that it is what you have called a bug. > > > > OK. Any fix available? The problem is that any newly created desktop > > icon inherits this half transparent icon label setting. > > > >> If your FireFox icon is in the Desktop Folder View, you can set the > >> Text color. > > > > No, it's a single icon on the desktop. > > Well actually, if you have an icon on the desktop then you have the > option to Folder View the whole Desktop set. So, it is the same thing. > > > I can't find any settings within my .kde directory which controls > > transparency (except switching it on and off). > > There isn't any for Folder View text -- at least I can't find it. > Transparency seems to be an attribute of a theme, so it may be a bug in the theme. Werner - have you tried a different theme? Anne
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