Ok buddy, I got this working by uninstalling, and deleting residuals from opt/usr/share themes. Once I reinstalled 1.0.3 everything was running fine.

D4, thanks buddy for the awesome job once again!


EDIT: Removed text with instructions on how to edit gtkrc, colors.config and css file for calendar date to appear on top corner w/out calendar home widget installed due to unexpected reboot.

D4 I will pm you so you can try what I did and see if you have any issues.



EDIT #2: Kept the theme all day and played around with it and haven't had any further side effects. If anyone else wants to try the change, below you will find what I did. Obviously the usual caution and attention applies and I am not liable if anyone has issues



1) Went to /opt/usr/share/themes/M4riNa-D4rK and in the colors.config file changed the painted text color to read in the first paragraph
PaintedTextColor=#000000

2) Went to /opt/usr/share/themes/M4riNa-D4rK/css and changed the painted text color to read as
}
.PaintedTextColor {
color: #000000;
}

3) Went to /opt/usr/share/themes/M4riNa-D4rK/gtk-2.0 and opened gtkrc and searched for text colors and changed the painted text colors to read as

# text colors
color["DefaultTextColor"] = "#fbfbfb"
color["SecondaryTextColor"] = "#015cff"
color["ActiveTextColor"] = "#015cff"
color["DisabledTextColor"] = "#999999"
color["PaintedTextColor"] = "#000000"


Reboot and the date should now show.