The reason that I decided upon the LCL originally was for consistency and localised look everywhere.If that's your aim, then why the h*ll would you want to change the individual widgets to 'out of consistency' look?!?
Sorry, I don't get it...
There are a couple of very, very minor drawing issues which the user calls "bleed", especially when knob is at either end, just wanted to report it - I have only tested on GTK2:What do you mean? What is "bleeding"? If you mean the black pixels around the slider in you screenshot did you try to turn the "Flat" property off?
The "bleeding" that my user reported was the colour of the bar appearing after the knob when the slider is all the way left or right, please see attached image showing flat and non flat sliders.It seems to me that the logical tracklength (the length the slider can be shifted from one end to the other) is the visibible track length minus the diameter of the sliders. Therefore, the sliders should stop when they just touch the end of the visible track rectangle. And since the sliders are round and the track is (almost) rectangular some track pixels remain visible. Maybe it's better when you choose a rectangular slider (but of course your users absolutely need the circular slider...). There may still be issues at the right side because I always have difficulties to correctly work with the concept that the "width" of a rectangle is off by one from the count of pixels.
PS: not sure if I am being silly but they cannot TAB to the slider or use the keyboard to adjust it - is there a property to set for that?No, I designed it without keyboard support to avoid the hassle with focus control needed to determine which one of the three sliders should receive the key input.
Certainly, both issues can be fixed, but require some time which I do not have a the moment.
(but of course your users absolutely need the circular slider...)