The GTK2/3 components only impact the programs that are GTK2/GTK3 with regards theming; ie. the GTK2 & GTK3 themes have no impact on any Qt5 application or the desktop itself.
I use hexchat still as my IRC client, it’s a really old GTK2 program that eventually I’ll get around to switching away from… it’s on my todo list but I never get there… but it’s useful right now so when I make a change to the GTK2 theme setting in my LXQt Appearance Configuration setting you highlight; I see the effect in that program, but nowhere else on my desktop.
My desktop isn’t impacted (it’s LXQt & thus Qt5 themed), no other windows I have open use GTK2 theming.
Yes the theme can have effect on your system, but not in the way you are hoping for I suspect, thus the warning on the site it came from - as your system won’t use it except for pointing applications that are looking for what GTK theme to use to it (eg. hexchat is GTK2 & gets told to use the GTK2 theme I selected; no other window is impacted)
In my opinion; you want GTK2/3 themes that match the LXQt theme you’re using; otherwise the effect is blinding or distracting in my opinion; but I don’t have great aesthetics I’ll admit, so what works for you, you’ll have to decide. LXQt themes impact your real desktop.
I have to admit I didn´t know that. So everything´s clear now.
So I guess for having to install a new set of themes regarding the LXQt DE I´d have to look for dedictaed LXQt themes.
I looked around a bit and found some on pling (https://www.pling.com/ )
There I used “LXQt” as search filter and got the following site as a result: Search: theme .
There are 7 sub-pages but sadly the “sweet theme” isn´t included.
Well, for what ist´s worth I still learned something new.