Using celery flower tool, and wondered if theres any support for a dark theme out there.
Or is my only option is to edit the default css file myself and make it as i wish?
As far as I know Flower does not have an option to change the L&F. However, it is an open-source project and I am sure many Celery Flower users would appreciate if you make a PR for it. Flower is based on Tornado which has pretty simple template system.
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i've been using VS-Code for years now. And i've been loving the One Dark Italic theme.
Now i've switched to IJ. And the first thing, i did, was installing the theme... however. It is not working correctly.
Code in IJ
It should look like this
Code in VS-Code
Anyone who can help?
Regards
You have to reinstall the IDE. You can save the config file, to keep your settings.
If you dont know how, here is the link (for windows and linux)
https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/206544519-Directories-used-by-the-IDE-to-store-settings-caches-plugins-and-logs
I know this isn't strictly code related, but i know that vscode is used in the github copilot website. However, how do i get my ide and copilot suggestions to look like that?
Very hard to tell the exact theme they used there, it might not even exist.
Anyway, the font is this one: Cascadia Code Web, it comes with installation instructions and here it is described how to install it in vs code
For the theme colors, I am not quite sure as I said, but it does look similar to the github dark color theme, just install the extension and press Ctrl+K, Ctrl+T and select Github dark from the dropdown
It's not the exact look, but hope it helps
So while using "themekit" in vs code terminal, I get the following message:
"This is the live theme on my-store. If you wish to make changes to it, then you will have to pass the --allow-live flag"
and to resolve it, I add --allow-live flag to the command and it works fine.(as described in the other answer on stack overflow)
BUT, while it did resolve the issue, everytime I try to use theme watch or theme deploy, it repeatedly asks me to use the --allow-live flag.
While researching themekit on google, youtube and other tutorials, I saw that it works fine for other developers even if they don't use --allow-live.
I read the following shopify documentation as well- https://www.shopify.com/partners/blog/checksums
How is "theme watch --allow-live" different from the "theme watch" command, and how do I make sure that everytime I use themekit, it doesn't ask me to add the flag. Is there a way by which it automatically allows live changes without manually adding the flag everytime I try using themekit.
The --allow-live is used only when you are working on a live theme.
If you don't want to use the --allow-live you must create a development theme and work on that, then the flag will not be required.
Please note that this flag was added recently (a few months back) so it's possible that you are reading older documentation where this flag was not present.
The flag cannot be stopped on a live theme, this is a prevention rule so that you don't overwrite the live theme without knowing that you are working on it.
So theme watch and theme watch --allow-live do the exactly same thing, but the second one just allows for the modification on the live theme.
I have many themes installed in visual studio code. Now and then, I want to be able to look at all the other extensions (everything that is not a theme) so that I might disable one or two.
How can I do this? The documentation shows how to use filters, but I don't see any way to tell it to NOT show something.
This filter shows me all the installed themes:
#installed #category:themes
I've tried using ~ and ! and NOT in various places, just guessing there might be a feature implemented to understand something like that, but they don't work.
This is a know issue, currently at the backlog waiting for development.
You can track it here.
This need has been raised here. Note in the last comment:
#49374 is tracking the feature of having exclusion filters for your scenario of seeing non theme extensions.
I'm currently trying to set up my working environment in Ubuntu 12.10, and I'm currently lost with the styling of Javadoc in Eclipse. The tooltips, and the Javadoc shown in the Javadoc perspective are not rendering the HTML correctly at all.
This is what it looks like on my Windows 7 installation of Eclipse:
On Ubuntu, it looks completely broken and is not rendering anything correctly, which gets especially distracting when there is lots of text, code or other things included into the Javadoc:
Has anyone experienced this kind of issue before or might be able to help otherwise?
Note: I also changed my gtkrc up a bit to change the tooltip color, as it used to be just really dark text on black background, but that should have only changed the general font and background color, not the rendering of HTML.
I just found this very related question:
Eclipse is formatting javadoc tooltips very poorly on Ubuntu
However, noone there was able to answer the person asking the question
Had the same problem- Solution is easy: Install the libwebkitgtk-1.0-0 package available in the default ubuntu repositories.
(If you're not using Ubuntu find out how that component is called on your distro and how to install it)