Is it possible to change the font color of the #region and #endregion ?
I dont find this element at extras/options/fonts and colors.
It's in here:
TOOLS -> Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors
when you select Text Editor (Under "Show settings for") the Display Item is called Preprocessor Keyword.
I myself have only recently started using VS2013 but I know that if you link it with your Windows account, you have a "profile" where you can change themes and whatnot. Maybe poke around in there? It should all be housed within VS itself.
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I really like the new studio. Just don't pluck out your eyes fonts and styles.
I am trying to bring everything back
I installed this theme: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MadsKristensen.DarkTheme2019
I changed the font here: Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors -> Text Editor to Consolas
But I can't find how to remove unnecessary syntax highlighting! In VS2019 there were such options:
or
How can I do it?
Control syntax highlighting in tools -> options -> fonts and colors (text editor) You can change most foreground and background colors.
For the ones you don't want to see, set them to match the text colors.
Recently, I changed the appearance of my R studio to Xcode. I liked its text color on the scripts part but didn't like the color on the console. It doesn't have a different color option for error and warning messages. So, I want to go back to the default one, whatever the R Studio comes with. How can I do it?
The default RStudio theme is 'Modern' the default editor theme is TextMate.
To change the Editor theme to default you must go to Tools -> Global Options -> Appearance. Then, in the Editor theme section you have to select TextMate(defauilt) which is the default editor theme you have when you install RStudio.
If you are trying to change the appearance you can do this by going to Tools -> Global Options -> Appearance. There are several options for the Rstudio theme and the editor.
The RStudio Support describes this in greater depth.
The default blue color is unreadable on the gray background:
I couldn't find any option inside Tools > Options > Environment > 'Fonts and Colors' that controlled that particular color. How do I modify that color?
EDIT:
Looks like either VS or Resharper finally fixed the default color. It looks like this now, without me having to change anything:
So, string in C# it's a keyword that means you can simply modify this blue color for all keywords by setting
Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors -> Settings for Text Editor -> Keyword -> Item foreground
parameter in Visual Studio settings.
There is the resharper extension EnhancedTooltip. As far as I know it uses the same colors a the editor window. You can install it from ReSharper -> Extension Manager ... .
I have imported a theme, and I have noticed that the color of the value for a key in app.config has not been changed:
Is there any way of editing this?
Go to
Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors
and find there
Show Settings For -> Text Editor
Display Items -> XML Attribute Value
Item Foreground -> {choose color you prefer}
You should change the XMLAttributeValue setting.
Tools->Options->Environment->Fonts And Colors -> (Text Editor set) XMLAttributeValue
If anyone else is running into this issue, it is not because of the Visual Studio settings. It is because of the VSCommands extension. I disabled the extension and Visual Studio took control back of the color settings. Very poor behavior for an extension to override color control, if you ask me. Changing colors when requested is expected, overriding the control is not!
I just installed MSVS2010 Ultimate & I've noticed something which is somewhat annoying & conflicting with my syntax highlighting, as can be seen:
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As can be seen, when a keyword/function/variable/etc is highlighted all other instances of the aforementioned are highlighted too. This is somewhat annoying.
Is there any way to disable this?
This is considered a new feature of Visual Studio 2010.
But a fast trick to disable is following these steps:
Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Font and Colors
Choose the item Highlighted Reference
Set its color equal to the background you are using (i suppose a
really dark gray from your screenshot)
I like this feature but I tuned the color a bit to have it only little more lighter than the background :)
When using Visual Assist, find "VA X Find Reference" in Display Items
(Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Font and Colors)
Looks like it might be Visual Assist X. If you have that installed, disable "Automatically highlight references..." on the Advanced | Refactoring page of the VA Options dialog .
This is a new feature from VS IDE to show you other changes tothis object. but ifyoudo not like it you can easily changed it by pressing
CTRL + ALT + Spacebar
you can read detail in my blog
updtae : thismentioned in VS2010 official Website here
You also can try CTRL+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW or CTRL+SHIFT+UP ARROW. see the VS page