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I found it. After having no response at all from GTK people (sorry for saying like this, but actually is what happens) I figured it out from ArchLinux people. It seems that syntax specification are now very more strict on definitions. That means that every theme must have a complete re-work. This is what I achieved for now in our theme:<BR>
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As you can see, the black backgrounds are gone. So, now I have to re-define one by one every element. But I hope to finish it early. My apologies (and I suppose the GTK's ones because of no adviceing it) on this issue. The users always get the worst part of it.<BR>
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