I have recently started using gulp with windows cmd (also tried using powershell), and the output is colored in such a way that no matter what the background color, some words will never be visible (some things are highlighted with a dark color, others are highlighted with a light color).
I have searched all over the web but to my suprise didn't find anyone having the same problem.
Here's an example of what it looks like:
Open a Command Prompt, click the icon (top-left), select Properties.
Choose Colors, and save the color
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I would like to change the background color in Visual Studio when there are no code window. Basically the default background of the window. Here is a picture...
The arrow is pointing to the area I would like to color. Any thoughts?
If you want to stay in dark mode and try to change only some areas of color. You should try to this extension. Have a nice day.
Hamit Enes pointed me in the right direction. There is an extension that let's you create themes that have a much wider and clearer set of color selections. While I could not find what I needed in the VS tools, the theme editor led me right to it. Turns out what I need was in the "Main Window, Active Background".
I'm using the Color Theme Designer extension for Visual Studio 2019 v. 16.7.5 (link to extension here). With it, I've tweaked one of the themes to be a little pleasing for my eyes.
But, I'm stuck with one particular element on the main window - the Name (caption ?) of the current opened solution which is right next to a Search pane. It gets some white-ish background, but that I really don't want. See:
I woul'd like it to appear with the same background color as the rest of the window.
The original Dark Theme has it set to black, so It has to be possible:
I went intuivitelly through all possible properties of the theme - like *Title, *Caption etc. but I just can't find the right one. Can anyone help me ?
I'm using color sets in my app inorder to make it easier to organize the colors for different views, but when I go to compile I get the error "Color references are only available on macOS", but I haven't got the error till now.
I tried cleaning the build folder, and restarting xcode, but it doesn't do anything, the error still keeps showing up. What can I do?
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I was able to solve the problem by not using any of the Mac default colors in the color selection. I had to use rgb to select the color in the asset folder.
Echoing the answer in the original question, you can get around this issue by avoiding using any Mac system colors. You'll see any Color sets that do use system colors will be grayed out.
Click on the color squares and press Delete. Then fill in the equivalent hex codes or RGB, and it should work!
In Spyder, I have gone into preferences and changed the syntax colour scheme to Monokai. Originally, this updated both the Editor and Console as intended.
After not using Spyder for a few days, now only the Console shows the correct colour scheme. The Editor is black, but all code is grey. This is a nuisance.
I've tried changing the scheme to another scheme. E.g. back to Spyder's default scheme. The Editor background changes to white, but all code is black. The console shows the right colours.
Does anyone know how to fix this issue?
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(Spyder maintainer here) If you're not seeing syntax highlighting in the Editor is because your file doesn't end with the .py extension.
I really like the Zenburn theme. As such, I downloaded this theme from studio styles and imported it as settings. Everything seems to have configured correctly except one thing - the line number separator.
If you look at the link above, you'll see there's no line between the line numbers and the code. Just a nice space. When I installed the theme I get this baby-puke-green line separator that is really off-putting:
I have installed the color editor plugin but I can't seem to find a way to edit this part of the theme. I really like the overall theme, and everything else seems to work correctly, I just really want this awful color gone (I don't even think it's in the theme!).
How can I change/remove this separator so it looks more like the image on https://studiostyl.es?
If you are using Color Theme Editor for Visual Studio 2017 you can just search for line number for the leftmost puke green and for track changes to change the vertical bar in yellow or green by default which is Track Changes before save and Track Changes after save respectively and change the foreground and background color that way and save your modifications as a custom theme.
You don't need any theme editor though. The built-in options dialog has a setting for all of those as well.