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For GTK themes there's no option to set a different colour for the text on application buttons on the upper panel and options that are checked in menu's, both are set by the same setting: 'style "button" = "default" fg[ACTIVE] = "#ffffff"'. When I want a white text colour in this case for the active buttons on the upper panel, the text for options in a menu that are checked (active) are also set to white which causes them to be difficult to read on a grey background.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. In a gtk theme, set the option: 'style "button" = "default" fg[ACTIVE] = "#ffffff"'
2. Open a menu like User Interface Settings and notice that the text of checked options like 'use anti-aliasing for fonts has also become white and is difficult to read on a grey background.

Actual Results:  
The text of options in menu's that are checked become white too and are difficult to read on a grey background.

Expected Results:  
It shouldn't also affect the text of checked options, but provide a separate setting to set the colour of checked options, apart from the option to set the coulour of the text on active buttons on the toolbar.