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VS Code Customize Tab Colors
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How do I style the active tab?
To replicate that image, all you need is a theme. If you're on a Mac (apple product), type Cmd + K then Cmd + T. Then in the search bar for the color theme, type "Dark High Contrast". You'll see a color theme called "Dark High Contrast". Click on that, and there you go.
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VSCODE - Disable highlighting and outlining in html tags and editor line
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How to remove rectangle boxes in vs code while typing
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While typing rectangle boxes are coming any thing tapping or selecting
This can be done by making a small change in vscode settings. All you need to do is open Preferences, go to the settings page, and search for Match Brackets. Under the Text Editor section, you'll find the Editor: Match Brackets option. To remove the brackets, change the value of this option to never.
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How to remove these vertical bars in vscode. I don't know if these come from any extension
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I want the background of my scrolling bar on vscode to be transparent. It has this colors according to the git status of each line inside the file. For example, yellow for changed, green to staged, etc
In Settings > Features > Source Control > Diff Decorations Gutter Visibility
Here's an example:
How can you disable Gutter Indicators in VS Code?
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How to indent/format a selection of code in Visual Studio Code?
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In VS Code, is there a quick way to change the indent of a block of selected lines like in Visual Studio? I can't find a suitable option under the Edit menu.
Using Notepad++, you can select the lines you want then press Tab to indent and Shift Tab to unindent.
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How can you disable Gutter Indicators in VS Code?
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How can I disable the annoying coloured bar in the gutter that shows me where a file has been changed. Shown below to the left of "os" and "runtime/trace"
Go File -> Settings -> User Settings ->
and add this line
"git.enabled": false
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Adjusting term faces in the new Emacs 24.3
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I get basically the same colors in an Emacs terminal as inside gnome-terminal. But some of the colors in Emacs are too dark. For instance, a light blue appears as dark blue in Emacs. How can I customize the terminal colors so they match what I get in gnome-terminal?
M-x customize will allow you to change all of the colors within emacs.