Simon, don't bother fixing this in the theme. Thunderbird does the right thing here. It chooses the system menu color (have a look under System Colors in https://developer.mozilla.org/en/CSS/color_value) as defined in task-tree.css, which is in our case white.
So you can either switch the theme menu color to a dark color (which isn't a real option since we use dark menu backgrounds) or you can make Thunderbird to choose another color for displaying tasks.
I agree that shipping our own task-tree.css is an overkill. Maybe one can override those values with the correct entries in userchrome.css or usercontent.css. Otherwise it has to be fixed upstream.
Simon, don't bother fixing this in the theme. Thunderbird does the right thing here. It chooses the system menu color (have a look under System Colors in https:/ /developer. mozilla. org/en/ CSS/color_ value) as defined in task-tree.css, which is in our case white.
So you can either switch the theme menu color to a dark color (which isn't a real option since we use dark menu backgrounds) or you can make Thunderbird to choose another color for displaying tasks.
I agree that shipping our own task-tree.css is an overkill. Maybe one can override those values with the correct entries in userchrome.css or usercontent.css. Otherwise it has to be fixed upstream.