I don't know why it happens but sometimes my code just turns white and its hard to read. Do you know how to get rid of it?
I tried clicking anywhere else, clicking on it, highlighting it but nothing worked.
Have you tried changing the color theme? Just go to VSCode settings and click color theme. Im not sure if it will help, I don't recall ever encountering the error myself, but its worth a try ig.
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I'm coding Golang in the screenshot. This box only appears after an auto-complete of a function or a struct happens and inside it the intellisense simply will not work.
How can I get rid of it? It's really bothering me and taking my time away in a somehow useless way because I just want to make use of the auto-complete but I have to press esc two times to turn off this box.
I couldn't reproduce your problem. I tried with Code 1.41.1 and ms-vscode.go plugin version 0.12.0 on a Mac.
BUT, I found this issue on vscode that works for me.
Basically, add the following to your settings. "editor.parameterHints": false
I've already done some searching on this, but to no avail, and it's driving me insane.
I use the dark theme in VS 2013, and I have a selection of add-ons installed that change how the text is displayed in some circumstances. The two that immediately spring to mind are ReSharper (v9) and VS Commands.
The issue I have is that whenever I go into the VS options, or even ReSharper options, I'm greeted with some dark text, and some light text, which actually makes using the options extraordinarily difficult, as shown here:
If anybody knows what's causing this, or how to fix it, I'll be eternally grateful. I've tried resetting the font colour settings, but nothing seems to be touching it. I don't particularly want to reset all of my VS settings, so I'm holding off on that in the hope that somebody can point me in the right direction.
Update (21 Aug 15):
I've noticed today that my ReSharper options appear to be correct when I open Visual Studio initially - not opening via a solution file. As soon as I open a solution, the colours change to how they are in the screenshot. It doesn't appear to matter what solution I open, but as soon as a solution is opened the problem presents itself again.
I find the dark theme much easier to concentrate in, but I think I mucked something up a while ago and it turned the dark theme text editor into a monstrosity:
I tried clicking reset to defaults in this menu:
But it appears that that menu does not control this specific part because it did not change it back (Or god forbid it's supposed to look like this)
Does anyone know the solution for this?
It looks like you have an extension installed that is providing that coloring. Go to Tools->Extensions and Updates and check if there's anything about alternating line colors (perhaps this extension), and disable or uninstall it.
I woke up in the morning, turned on my computer and launch VS10 and found all the fonts are messed up! I had one type of font and now the code is in a totally different font, not only that but also the windows like the Command Window, Find Symbol results window etc on the bottom of VS, even their fonts are changed. Moreover the code in .cshtml files are highlighted. I've never experienced this before.
Has anyone else experienced this weird issue, and how do I get back my old setting and how do you turn the .cshtml files coding highlighting off.
Thank you,
Ray.
Try 'Tools->Import and Export Settings->Reset All Settings' on the menu.
I'm using Son of Obsidian color scheme and I've noticed every so often ReSharper Current Line Highlight goes back to the default color. To fix it all I have to do is go into Fonts and Colors and press ok and it goes back to normal. However it's really annoying when it happens and was wondering if anyone else is having this issue? Not sure if it's a VS or ReSharper bug.
I've had the same issue, I think I have narrowed it down to when I upgrade Resharper. Best way is to export your settings and then reimport them after upgrading.
Another thing that I have noticed is if you have two instances of VS open when you close the last instance it will override any changes you made in the previous instance.