I installed Yaru-Colors-master successfully and the Themes, Applications setting works with all installed color variants of Yaru. However when switching to standard and dark variants only (error does not occur with light variants), I get the following message display in terminal when switching to the problem themes:
(gnome-tweaks:3749): Gtk-WARNING **: 01:32:00.488: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:5449:34: Invalid name of pseudo-class
I have checked the theme folders for inconsistencies but I can't spot any. Most of them have a gnome-shell folder, 3 gtk version folders, a unity folder and an index.theme.
1) I am new to Linux and am trying to identy what is causing the message in the open terminal when gnome-tweaks is run from it and left open? Although the changes are functioning, I'm trying to understand how the system works.
2) How is gnome-shell folder and contents for themes different to that of gtk folder? My Appearance: Shell setting through gnome tweaks tool seems to have no effect on anything even though the list is populated with the themes available from Yaru-Colors-master.
The error displays itself each time I switch to a standard color theme or a dark color theme, but does not present itself when I select any light theme color variant.
If I try to close the terminal after the message appears, it says a process is running and that closing terminal will kill it. I close the terminal and it forces gnome-tweaks to close with it.
Thanks in advance for and help and better understanding you can give me of why this is occuring.
gnome version:
3.36.2
gnome-tweaks --version
3.34.0
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Desktop
EDIT* Added info in case it is relevant:
I created directories for themes in home/user/.themes and icons in home/user/.icons
The per-existing themes I noticed are in usr/share/themes
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