On the bottom of the file ~/.config/kdeglobals there is:

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[WM]
AllowKDEAppsToRememberWindowPositions=true
activeBackground=247,99,13
activeBlend=252,252,252
activeFont=Noto Sans,10,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0
activeForeground=255,255,255
inactiveBackground=239,240,241
inactiveBlend=75,71,67
inactiveForeground=137,142,146

If I would want to keep het

activeForeground

pinned to 255.255.255 (white), would there be a way to make this one string sort of "read only"? Would there be e.g. a token or so that I can put in front of it (or behind it) to achieve this goal? When I choose an other plasma-color scheme the breeze-application/widget theme almost always chooses to make the window control buttons black and in most cases I like white far better.
I can not find it.

He guys, I found the answer myself. Only it doesn't seem to work.
You can "lock down" values or sections of values in e.g. the kdeglobals file. This is to be done by making it "immutable". I could make the value

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activeForeground=255,255,255

"immutable" by placing [$i] in it just before the "=" sign. Then it would read

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activeForeground[$i]=255,255,255

This is a great option only it doesn't work at al.
Does anybody know if I'm missing something?