I'm wondering if I could change the outlook darkmode same as I did with Mac Darkmode
Other clients are displaying it right. On Mac, Outlook inverts that white bg I added to images, and other clients simply don't display anything.
How can I specify the rules for Outlook Darkmode?
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I created a new HTML Email template and tested outlook, I find a small issue. just change the dark mood outlook bg color change is automatically generated.
I search good and find a solution using this link. but not working.
see the output file.
see my code:
https://textdoc.co/DEGhpsMk8Z2nzQtb
Outlook clients (on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Outlook.com) will automatically adjust your colors into a dark mode and force them to be WCAG compliant and have a 4.5:1 contrast ratio.
A solution to maintain your background-color if you absolutely must is to use a background-image of a single pixel of the color you need. (This won’t work in Outlook on Windows because it doesn’t support background-image.)
I'm using the One Dark Pro theme in Visual Studio Code. I found that there are white frames around variables, function names, macros, etc. when I use this theme. How can I turn off this feature (the white frames)?
I have a question about form appearance.
I would like to create an application that looks likes some MacOS app (for example Bear or even the App Store. These application are characterized by the left part (a sort of drawer) that is of on1y one colour.
I would like to have my forms created with Delphi in the same way.
I've looked at the internet and I've tried, as suggested, to use VCL style, but there are some problem due to Windows dpi setting on the various PC that run the application. So I wonder if there is a way to reach this task coding.
In the image below you can see how a normal window appear in a PC with Windows 10
The example is greeting with a simple form in which I put a panel painted of blue.
As you can see the titlebar of the windows is white and it can be painted with a color using the VCL styles (but in this case all the titlebar should be of that color.
What I would like to have is something like the following image (created in Photoshop )in which I've traced a red line only in order to highlight the titlebar:
I've tried with intercepting WM_NCPAIN or other similar solution but I can't find a way to reach my task.
Can someone help me with this problem?
Many thanks in advance
In Windows Vista and later, the appearance of the non-client areas of application windows (the title bar, icon, window border, and caption buttons) is controlled by the DWM (Desktop Window Manager). Using the DWM APIs, you can change the way the DWM renders a window's frame. (quote from MSDN).
There is an article Setting up a custom title bar on Vista/Windows 7 that explains how to do this using Delphi. The article also applies to Windows 8.x and Windows 10. The author has written a number of articles on the subject; you can find an overview here.
I want to change the background of a specific scope (code.block) in VSCode as I do with sublime. sublimetext
Block comment has different background, hence it is easier to notice.
Although I made necessary modifications to relevant json file, and foreground colors displayed correctly, backgroundcolor is always overriden by the background of editor. the background field (ff0000 marked with red) changes correctly but the displayed background field (1d1a18 marked with green) is the background of the editor.
VSCode
I use meterial dark soda theme.
Anyone knows how to disable this setting.
You can't. Here's the issue tracking: #3429.
I have a black background of the code editor but a popup window with code completion has a white color with highlighted text.
How to change a background color or disable the highlighting?
It appears that the colors of the pop-up code completion and Javadoc windows are not directly configurable from within Netbeans.
It appears that the only way to accomplish this is to change the color scheme of your operating system's desktop to have black-backgrounded windows. (That means, of course, that all of your apps will have a black background.) This was tested and confirmed in Netbeans 7.3 development build 201212140001. Using Netbeans 7.2.1 there were some issues with this. Notably that the black background was present, but the text of the code completion and Javadoc windows were too dark. This was reported as part of and fixed in Bug 134281 for 7.3.
I would suggest that if you would like the code completion and Javadoc pop-up windows to match the editor color theme without having to change the OS color theme, that you see if someone has already submitted a similar request on Netbeans's "Issues = Bugs, Feature Requests, and Enhancements" page. If so, vote for it. If not, submit one yourself. Be sure to differentiate it from #134281 which dealt with accessibility and OS color themes.