Bug 272985

Version:           4.6 (using KDE 4.6.2) 
OS:                Linux

I have made a custom colorscheme in KDE by going to System settings > Common Appearance... > Application Apearance > Colors.
It is a nice and dark scheme that is comfortable to look at.
I have made most backgrounds dark and text colors bright.
The problem, however, is that when I use non-KDE programs the colors does not work right.

One extremely annoying bug is that appearently, color is not applied to text color in menus, however, it IS applied to background in menus.  Thus, text in menus in non-KDE programs such as Firefox, Dia, Wireshark, etc. becomes unreadable: it is black on a dark background. It should be bright on a dark background as defined in the colorscheme.

Allow me to illustrate with screendumps:

gtk program with black text in menus:
http://i.imgur.com/f5nVn.png

This is how it ought to look:
KDE program with white text in menus:
http://i.imgur.com/FeV4d.png


Here is my settings:

color settings:
http://i.imgur.com/2nBH5.png


GTK+ appearance settings:
http://i.imgur.com/x169M.png


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1: Create a color scheme with dark background colors and light foreground text colors.
2: Select the color scheme
3: Go to GTK+ Appearance in system settings and select Use my KDE fonts in GTK appilcations as well as widget style: QtCurve
4: Start a KDE program like Kate and look in the menus.
5: Start a GTK program like Firefox and look in the menus.



Actual Results:  
Text in menus in KDE program is readable and white on black as expected.
Text in menus in GTK program, however, is unreadable and black on black.

Expected Results:  
GTK program should be colored as the KDE program.