I use vscode as a text-editor for frontend and backend development. For linting purposes I use jshint 'https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=dbaeumer.jshint'. The linter shows warnings with red colored underline, I would like to change that red color to yellow for warnings, is it possible, if yes then how to do it ?
Thank you all.
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I'm using sublime text and for some reason get this red highlight over SCSS code when using ampersand:
I have both SCSS and SASS packages installed and tried changing the view preference from SCSS to SASS ->SCSS(this just makes all the code white)
Any idea how to fix this?
I am trying to change Bootstrap 5.2 primary button background color.
I used mpn to install Bootstrap 5.2. When I created a file called my-bootstrap.scss I added the following
$primary: #047ec9;
#import "../../node_modules/bootstrap/scss/bootstrap";
After compiling the scss code, indeed the background of the primary color changed as expected! However, the primary button font-color also changed in the progress. Originally, the font-color was white and I want to keep it white. However, $primary: #047ec9; seems to also change the font-color from white to black.
How can I change the primary/blue background color without changing the font-color?
I want to use its value as background in SCSS but it is not working. I tried color highlighter plugin and also checked settings for it but it is only working with hex code, rgb, rgba and name of color but not working with SCSS variable in WebStorm 2020.2
Sorry for my bad English.
What I see right now:
What I want to have:
For variables it is available as color boxes in the gutter area only for the moment.
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-14338 -- watch this ticket (star/vote/comment) to get notified with any progress.
just point out to the SCSS variables file where your color variable definitions lay at.
For instance:
#import "../abstracts/variables";
Once you include this reference at the head of each SCSS file you create, your color highlight extension installed in vScode would paint them just as in your variables folder.
Does anybody know how I can style the Firefox built-in Web Developer (devtools) theme? I am using the Dark theme, and need to make a small change in the way line numbers/column numbers are shown in the console output.
The default color, which is a shade of orange, to my eyes is totally unreadable.
I searched the web but all I get is stuff about theming of code that is displayed and analyzed by Web Developer.
Btw., I have to use the dark theme because the lighter themes are even more of a strain on my eyes.
I think this might be what you're looking for. It's the main CSS file for the dev tools. The dark theme is defined here and the used orange is defined here.
I'm not sure if that color can be changing without rebuilding Firefox or creating a browser extension for that.
Is possible to change Chrome's Sources tab background color? I found this article, it explains how to give a custom skin to Chrome's inspector through a css file, but it doesn't work for the Sources tab (Elements and Console work very well though, as you can see from the screenshot)
Thanks
Some themes don't change Sources tab color. Different themes, different styles. Try to use something else. I would recommend these ones (all of them change Sources tab background color):
MNML: https://github.com/frontdevde/mnml-devtools-theme/blob/master/Custom.css
Ruby Blue: https://github.com/chrisbateman/ChromeDevToolsTheme-RubyBlue/blob/master/Custom.css
Tomorrow: https://gist.github.com/bentruyman/1163300
Do the same steps, but use one of Custome.css files I mentioned above.