With the Breeze Plasma and icon themes, currently the button to close a notification shows a red circle icon within a circle button frame, which looks really weird. Uri confirmed that it's supposed to just be the icon without a border around it (though the hit area should stay the same) Reproducible: Always
Thanks for the report This is due to PlasmaComponents.ToolButton being a circle if the "flat" property is true. I can sure fix the notifications popups but you might want to consider if perhaps all flat ToolButtons shouldn't be a circle?
The form of the button isn't the problem. The problem is that it has a border at all. The icon was designed to _be_ the button, not to be _inside_ the button. It should fill the whole button, and there should not be a border around it.
> The icon was designed to _be_ the button Icons really shouldn't be designed as controls, imho. That's a theme bug then.
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