GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 303265
Menu Option from Menu Bar is White Out when cursor placed
Last modified: 2006-12-02 13:16:42 UTC
Please describe the problem: Menu option got White Out completety as soon as cursor is placed. Setup: 1. Fedora Core 3 2. Gnopernicus 0.10.7 3. Gnome Panel 2.10.2 Steps to reproduce: 1. Bring up gnopernicus, listen to speech 2. bring up any web browser (i.e firefox, mozilla, etc.) 3. Either click on "file" Menu with a mouse, or keyboard navigate <alt f> 4. scroll down to menu options under "File" 5. Per menu option got White Out completety as soon as cursor is placed. Actual results: Options in menu white out, unable to see ... white out completely Expected results: should still be highlighted, yet words are readable in the background Does this happen every time? yes Other information: tbd
What theme do you use?
System uses default "Simple" theme ...
Hi, I'm having the same problem here in gentoo[1] with firefox/thunderbird AND simple theme, so I think it could be a pango/mozilla thing related to simple theme. Maybe it's a bug in simple theme... Simple theme with gtk apps work well but with firefox/thunderbird it shows like the screenshots I attached. Also tried all other themes with firefox/thunderbird and none of them has this problem (only simple theme has this problem). [1] with gnome 2.10
Created attachment 52028 [details] screenshot of the problem
This bug can be reproduced with gnome-2.12-livecd [1], simple as: - Download, burn and boot the gnome-2.12-livecd [1] - Change theme to "simple" theme, in System-Preferences -> Theme - Open firefox and navigate the menus. So version of this bug is 2.12.x [1] http://torrent.gnome.org/
Comment 0 says to "bring up any web browser (i.e firefox, mozilla, etc.)" and comment 3 ff talk about firefox too. One should note that firefox/mozilla uses their own drawing routines mimicking the gtk theme. Unless someone can reproduce this under a GNOME application, this looks like a gecko bug.
Did anyone find out whether this was a FF or GNOME bug?
Can't reproduce. Closing as fixed.