Code inspections are highlighted on the right-side of the editor as red/yellow lines. I want to change the background color of the entire column (not the color of individual inspections).
In previous versions of PhpStorm (with the Darcula theme), the column was a grey color. In PhpStorm 10, it is now transparent. Is there a way to change the background color?
Not really. That color is part of the IDE Theme which is not user configurable.
But you can show some background there:
Help | Find Action...
Look for Registry there (exact match)
Once got inside Registry window look for editor.transparent.scrollbar and uncheck it (user modified values will be displayed in bold .. so make sure you have changed it, not just "Click and that's enough")
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The text is very hard to see in a dark console.
How can I change those colors?
I'm using PhpStorm Darcula Theme
You have to modify the theme e.g
Open
Preferences -> Editor -> Colors & Fonts -> Console Colors
Then press Save As button and give theme copy name and change the desired color, as given below
Change gray color in 'Console colors' to F1DDDD, to get same effect as on the image.
UPDATE: now color name is White(Gray) instead of Gray.
When a window is active in xcode project navigator background color blue, and when two or more it is default. How to make that it was always defaulted?
http://imgur.com/a/B2VFr
There's two ways to change colors in Xcode.
First is the "Fonts & Colors" tab in Xcode's preferences, which look like this:
That doesn't change the color of the files in the Project Navigator, though. To do that, in System Preferences there's a tab helpfully named "General", you can change the settings for your system in it. Here's what it looks like for me now:
I chose "Graphite", and that changes selected files in the Project Navigator to have gray surrounding the filenames.
So, the problem was on the system side. The wallpapers color mixed with color of IDE. I reduced transparency. So that was it.
I don't even know where to begin or what codes will be needed.
I'm trying to build a website that allows the user to change a certain part of an image's color. Just like a coloring book page online, where someone can choose a color from the palette and it will allow them to click on that part of the image to change it to that color. Once they are done they can save the image to their computer.
Any help in the right direction would be incredible!
You can try to make a transparent div over a div containing the image which is in absolute position of the div containing the image.
Then you can check some javascript plugin to get a color picker plugin.
With Javascript and for example jQuery, you can add some events on click on the color picker and then on click of the div which is hover the image to apply the picked color.
I hope this is clear for you, otherwise I can make a JSfiddle
I have buttons with a color for each state :
state enable : #007BC2
state disable : #428bca (pale version of enable color)
This css is a file I have picked from a template.
Now my client wants for the button this enable color : #4B0082.
I want to find the color code for the pale version of #4B0082 (for the disable state).
Is there a css tool on the web to find this color or do I need to browse a color picker to find the "pale" version of this enable color?
Thanks for your answers.
I suggest using chrome or firefox. Here you can right-click any element on your webpage. For your example: right click the button and click 'inspect element'. You can now see the developer tools window. Here you can see all the css or html attributes for your button.
So take a look at the background-color attribute and click the color thumbnail. A color picker becomes visible (see screenshot) . You can now choose the color and see a live preview of that color in your web page.
You can use Colorzilla (chrome add-on) to pick color from page and to find its pale version.It also contain option of generating css gradient and even get history of your picked color
You will find colorzilla on chrome webstore
I'm not sure what has happened, but this morning when I opened PhpStorm the background of the editor is now white even though the selected theme is still Darcula - any idea? It was all good last night - but now it's all white.
You are looking in the wrong place. The background color (and the code colors) is not determined by the theme, but by the scheme.
You can choose the scheme by going to Editor > Colors & Fonts:
You also have a preview of how the scheme will look like on every file type:
You have to set "scheme" in "editor->colors and fonts" to darcula.
There are several other dark editor schemes you could try.
Go to Preferences -> Colors & Fonts -> General -> Default Text -> Background Color and uncheck the inheritance box and select your color.
I had the same problem when I installed the new PHPStorm V10.