How to change the background colour of highlighted text on windows cmd?
The background colour changes to white however highlighted text background still seems to show as black even though I have changed all the background colours to white.
For example if there is a failure, it will show the exception text background as black instead of white.
Any ideas?
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When changing the cmd background and font color using the "color" function and running the IPython terminal the black background is used for some of the lines, most notably the entire prompt line. It looks like the default background in Ipython is black and it is used inconsistantly, sometimes as the background for the text displayed, sometimes as background for "padded" lines.
example
I have tried changing the color display to "NoColor" and "LightBG" using the %colors magic but that does not change the background color, just the font and I am lost where to begin looking for a solution. I would like IPython to consistantly use the background color that I set up as the cmd background.
I would like to create a dark grey background for my prompt in ZSH and am not using 256-color mode. I'm loading the colors with autoload and cannot get it to show any greys besides a single foreground grey.
I've tried every combination of greys that I could think of.
autoload colors && colors
PS1="%{$bg_no_bold[grey]%}%{$fg_no_bold[grey]%} NoBold %{$bg_bold[grey]%}%{$fg_bold[grey]%} Bold %{$bg[grey]%}%{$fg[grey]%} Normal"
I would expect the code below to show basically show two or three shades of grey, the words would obviously be unreadable because the foreground and the background are the same colors, but all I get as results are two dark grey words (no background colors at all): "Bold Nothing"
The solution I found was to set black as black, white as bold white, bold grey as non-bold white and non-bold grey I needed to specify the ANSI value for:
BlackFG="%{$fg[black]%}"
WhiteFG="%{$fg_bold[white]%}"
BoldGreyFG="%{$fg_no_bold[white]%}"
NonBoldGreyFG="%F{8}"
It seems like what I call non-bold grey is not included in the auto-load colors, though it would be nice for someone to chime in if they have any idea why this dark grey color appears to be missing.
In a dgml file, an expanded Node can have the Background color set which changes the background of the border and title bar. The Foreground color sets the color of the title text.
The body currently seems to be filled with a color that depends on the current color theme selected in the Visual Studio options dialog. This means some people end up with white backgrounds and some black. This causes issues, especially when trying to export as xps to print the diagram. A massive block of black ink is a waste of ink!
How can the color of the body of the expanded Node be specified?
No it cannot. It was a "UI design" decision. Filling the entire group background with color conflicted too much with the VS color scheme. For example, a dark theme editor showing tons of White looks ugly, and a light themed VS showing tons of dark colors also looks ugly...sorry.
I'm trying to set the barColor for one of my windows to #ffffff or even white but it stays gray.
Setting the barColor to anything else (any hex code or color name) changes the bar color without a problem.
Is there a reason white color is not acceptable?
I think its not grey but translucent white. Try setting your window to "translucent:false"
When I select text layer and then apply ripple effect (Filter -> Animations ->Ripple) resulted image has grey background.
Can I remove this background or change its colour?
You can remove a single-colored background in Gimp using the color selection tool. Here's a screen cast showing how to do it.