Select your desired color.Ĭlick on OK - it should auto-close the color selecton tool Scroll to look for "Hover Decoration" and then click on the color box.Ī color selection tool should appear. Make sure you're in the Colors tab (should be the default tab opened). It'll open up the KColorSchemeEditor color scheme editor. An edit button will appear (if you hover on it it'll say "Edit Color Scheme")Ĭlick on the edit button. Highlight (with mouseover) your current color scheme.
Search in `System Settings for "Colors". Go to to System Settings > Apperance > Colors. There's now a Colors section in System Settings - go there. Please accept this updated answer for a newer version of KDE, I'm not sure from which version it started, but this applies to KDE Plasma 5.18.5 (which I'm running), via GUI: It will not be limited to just the taskbar.Īs you get more familiar with things you can make many more changes to suit your visual needs. more than one visual aspect may be affected by the change you make. Your changes are stored in a small file in ~/.local/share/color-schemes with the scheme name you gave earlier and a. you haven't really changed the entire scheme. Now, click on the scheme you created and then click Apply once again. At this point, to avoid overwriting the original scheme, give another name for your scheme. Here, select the color you want and click Okay. Click on the existing color to open a color chooser palette. Ensuring that you haven't changed the Color set from Common Colors, scroll down till you come to Hover Decoration. 
Below the list of themes, click Edit Scheme. Under Application Color Scheme, click on the name of the scheme you have as active in Look and Feel. Go back to the opening screen of System Settings and click on Colors. Under Workspace Theme, make a note of the themes that are active in Look and Feel and Desktop Theme. Various colors can be changed via System Settings.
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