I love to use dark theme for Programming.
But i have the fault, that the lines on explorer-window (which shows subfolders), doesnt become white, to see theem.
See Image:
Here is a Image if i turn to a light-theme.. there you see the lines:
What can i do th have all windows with dark background, but lighter lines?
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I am working on a theme that has a dark UI and light editor. If in the package.json for my theme, under contributes.themes.uiTheme I can either specify vs or vs-dark. I use vs, then my icons are too dark. If I use vs-dark, then my icons are now light which is visible on a dark background, but the text select cursor is now white, which is hard to see on a white background.
Is there a way to change the settings to use the text select cursor from vs and the icons from vs-dark?
I have been using jupyter lab for my project. But now that I realized that, when I switch to dark mode, all the ticks and closing symbols are invisible because they stay black. How can I change their color to white?
I'm a newbie of the Visual Studio Code, and trying to define a custom color scheme simulating another editor I used for a long time. I hope to give light colors for editor's UI and dark colors for the contents area. Here is the repository:
https://github.com/piroor/vscode-theme-kokuban
I successfully set colors for most parts, but there are some problems. Here is a screenshot describing the current appearance. There are two unreadable colorings:
The top-left pane (options UI) , the middle-left pane (extension information), and the bottom pane (debug console) have dark background and dark foreground.
The header of a hint for an unused argument (right pane) is shown with light background and light foreground.
Sadly I couldn't find out which entries correspond to these parts from the list: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/theme-color Any hint to find entries for those parts? Or, is such coloring (dark colored contents and light colored widgets) impossible?
I'm using a Cobalt theme (from GEdit) for the text editor, but the background isn't as it should be. When i try to change it (Generel->Editors->Text Editors : Background Color), it has no effect, the background color stays grey (supposed to be blue).
As you can see, the background stays grey (should be the same background of the margin), maybe overwritten by Eclipse's Dark Theme ?
I am using Eclipse 3.5 IDE on Fedora linux. Too much white or light gray color is hurtful to my eyes. I managed to change the background of editor and console window to black but nothing else so I am still seeing 30 to 40% space as not black. How do I change the background color of package explorer?
If not possible then how to hack into eclipse source code or config files somewhere to do that and also to change all UI panels color to black from the current light grey and text to some other color from black?
Much of the appearance of Eclipse is controlled by the GTK+ theme. You can edit the current theme or try different themes out. The "Nokoka-Midnight" theme, for instance, is almost entirely black. I like a program called gtk-chtheme to switch them.
Nokoka-Midnight
To change only editor without affecting the entire IDE you can try two approaches:
http://www.eclipsecolorthemes.org/
Go to Windows>Preferences>General>Editors>Text Editors and Java>Editor>Syntax Colouring and edit the colors there.