[dolphin] [Bug 501999] Wrong usage of color scheme in header

TraceyC <[email protected]>
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=501999

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--- Comment #1 from TraceyC <[email protected]> ---
I'm not able to reproduce the white on light colors in Dolphin with the
provided color scheme, or others
I tested with Plasma and Dolphin built from git-master as well as 

The global theme is Scratchy (a dark theme)
- Changed the color scheme to Amy-Light-Color (also tested Breeze Classic, Arc
Dark and DexyLightColor)
- Checked Dolphin's location bar

Result: With light color themes, the text and separators in Dolphin's path bar
are black on a light background
With dark color themes, the path is light text on a dark background

Testing the provided color scheme, I see black text on a light green
background. I had installed it through 
Settings -> Colors & Themes -> Colors -> install from File

Can you try installing the Mint Owl theme through that method and let us know
if you see the same result as when just manually moved to
~/.local/share/color-schemes/?

Also, I saw that the ColorScheme field might be incorrect in the Mint Owl theme
.colors file:
[General]
ColorScheme=BreezeLight
Name=Mint Owl
TitlebarIsAccentColored=false
shadeSortColumn=true

In other .colors files I looked at, the ColorScheme name was similar to Name

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