I want to know setting of changing display of "tab character" on PhpStorm.
PhpStorm displays tab character like "--->".
I want to change on "Colors & Fonts" of it. ( like "--->")
Doesn't it exist?
For anyone else not interested in doing a manual search (the search box in 10.0.3 didn't locate the option for me), it's under editor -> colors & fonts -> general -> text -> whitespaces.
The color of tab character was changed by changing Background color of 'Whitespaces'!
It (like "--->") was a Background not Foreground!
Thanks to LazyOne.
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I have a display only item in a static content which looks like this:
I want to change the whole background colour of the button/item instead of the text's colour.
My PL/SQL code looks like this for example for the first item:
SELECT case ACTUAL_SITUATION when 'Y' then '<span style="color:green">Yes</span>'
when 'N' then '<span style="color:red">No</span>' end as "ACTUAL_SITUATION "
FROM tableName
Is it possible to change it with PL/SQL? All I could do is change the span background colour and that was just a highlight on the text.
Assuming you have a "Display Only" field, set the "Source" to be a "SQL Query(return single value)" and be sure to set under "Security", "Escape special characters" to "No" to allow the HTML to flow through. Note that you want to use background-color not color in your style to set the background.
I tested it and it works.
I visit a web page that contains so many text area, and I must replace the text to something else.
One text are like this:
<input type="text" name="field" value="round(avg(value0),2)">
I need replace round(avg(value0),2) to value0, so I think I can replace round(avg( to empty, and then replace ),2) to empty. But I don't know how to replace this batch (it may have 100 this text).
If you open your HTML document in Visual Studio and then press Ctrl+Shift+H, it will open the follow dialog box:
Select Current Document in the Look in: dropdown.
Enter what you want to find in the Find what: box and then keep the Replace with: box blank, then click Replace All. This will replace all of those instances with blank text, effectively removing the instances.
I need the TAB to switch between highlights in my css snippets.
I'm using css snippets and #FFF+tab =>
I want to change zen-coding key biding from tab to CTRL+, (comma)
I've changed (the last line in default.sublime-keymap) from "tab" to "ctrl+,"
The new command works (ctrl+,) but I still have the tab transforming #FFF to a div.
HOW to completely remove the tab from zen-coding without affecting the TAB from Sublime?
Thanks
(I don't know what I've did wrong the first time but now it works)
so do change the key biding to zen-coding in sublime text 2 just change the last line in Preference > ZenCoding > Bidings > default.sublime-keymap
from
"keys": ["tab"]
to
"keys": ["ctrl+,"]
(or whatever new key you want)
I have set up a dark color layout. Yet I cannot seem to find two things:
Where to set the
background color of the current line?
color of the cursor?
I suppose the settings must be somewhere in Colors & Fonts, either in General or Php , yet I am searching them wrong.
For the cursor color (or "Caret") go to:
Preferences > Editor > Color Scheme > General > Editor > Caret
For the current line backround (or "Caret Row") go to:
Preferences > Editor > Color Scheme > General > Editor > Caret Row
PHPStorm on Windows
On OS X (PHPStorm 7)
In newer version:
Settings -> Editor -> Color Scheme -> General -> Editor -> Caret row
I'm looking for a way to configure the color used for line numbering (as in: :set nu) in Vim. The default on most platforms seems to be yellow (which is also used for some highlighted tokens). I would like to color the line numbers a dim gray; somewhere in the vicinity of #555. I'm not picky though, any subdued color would be acceptable.
Try:
help hl-LineNr
I found this through:
help 'number'
which is the way to get help on the 'number' option, instead of the :number command.
To actually change the displayed colour:
:highlight LineNr ctermfg=grey
This would change the foreground colour for LineNr on a character terminal to grey. If you are using gVim, you can:
:highlight LineNr guifg=#050505
To change the line numbers permanently add the below to your .vimrc
highlight LineNr term=bold cterm=NONE ctermfg=DarkGrey ctermbg=NONE gui=NONE guifg=DarkGrey guibg=NONE
Of course you change the ctermfg and guifg to whatever color you want.
In MacVim (with Vim 7.3 at it's core) I've found CursorLineNr to work:
hi CursorLineNr guifg=#050505
I didn't like the colors provided by the selected color scheme so I modified the color of the line numbers this way:
colorscheme trivial256 " for light background
hi LineNr term=bold cterm=bold ctermfg=2 guifg=Grey guibg=Grey90