Can someone please tell me the workbench.colorCustomizations option to change the background color of the upper right area of VS code? It is driving me crazy going through all the options and I can't find it. Is there a guide that tells you what all of these areas are? It is so hard to guess what the tags means.
I have a theme that I like but I just want to darken the background because it is a bit too light for my eyes.
I believe you are looking for the area where the tabs are placed, which includes under those split, etc., icons to the right:
"editorGroupHeader.tabsBackground": "#ff0000"
see in general https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/theme-color#editor-groups-tabs
from theme color reference that is the best source for figuring what applies where.
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I am newer to coding but, usually, when I have a question it is answered by a quick google search or video explaining my issue. The title is basically the question but I will elaborate: How do you round out the corners of a rectangular button in .axml? I have tried making a drawable folder with specific corner parameters set and applying that to the button background but it doesn't change the button in any way. I know that in .xaml you can simply use the CornerRadius tag but that isn't defined in .axml. Sorry if I am not being specific enough with my issue, like I said, I am new, but would be willing to elaborate further if need be.
Thank you all:)
I'm using Bootstrap glyphicons for a web app and love the flexibility of being able to leverage them as fonts, since that's what they are, not graphics. However, I'm running into a challenge with the glyphicon-remove-sign icon, which has a colored circle surrounding an otherwise empty "x". I like the default look of the black surrounding the "x" and want to use it to close a rounded-cornered iframe. But, because that "x" is empty, it displays whatever is behind it:
Ideally, I'd want to have that hollow "x" be a different color like white, easy enough to do with background colors, except that creates a box around the otherwise vectored font and looks unsightly for my usage, which has multiple colors to contend with behind the icon:
The question is: is there a way to just fill in the empty space inside the hollow area of this glyphicon without this kludgy-looking box? I looked at using a clip-path with the background color, but that won't work with IE. I welcome any recommendations anyone may have for a fix here -- thanks in advance.
create a wrapper div of the glyphicon, give it border-radius as to imitate the circle streching it and then give that background color
I see it's easy to change the image size, make it link to something, or change the title and description, but what I don't see is an option to align the image right, left, or center. Am I missing something?
I'm using the Air theme, if that matters. I'm new to Impresspages.
Thanks!
Edit:
Just to make it absolutely clear what I'm asking:
I'm using Impresspages. I want to insert an image and make it align to the right, for example.
I have no trouble dragging and dropping the image widget to where I want it to go. I have no trouble uploading the image. If I wanted to, it is quite clear how to change the image size, how to add a link, and how to change the title and description of the image.
However -- I would have thought there would have been an option to align the image to the left, right, or center, but there is no such option. I have checked Stackoverflow very carefully, as well as the Impresspages site, and I don't see anywhere how to do what should be a really simple thing.
Am I missing something? Or do I need to just learn how to do without right aligning my images?
Thanks!
You can do that by dragging image widget next to other widget on any side. It that case it will align where you want. Here's an example - http://cdn.impresspages.org/core/file/2014/04/03/Impresspages_no_colum_01_1_2.gif
To make it centered is a bit tricky. There are no straightforward way of doing it.
If you really really need this, you can try using RichText widget. It allows to insert image into a text as it is in any text documents.
You can create additional skin for Image widget to be centered http://www.impresspages.org/docs/widgets#skin
Geeky way. But going to work.
I've embraced the darker side of productive coding and now find the "line covered" and "line not covered" color not too flashy and not sufficiently distinctive. I'd like to make it brighter (bright green and bright red would be nice)
How can i change it please?
You can change the colors in settings, but not the opacity which is hardcoded:
If it's not possible to achieve what you want by changing the color, submit a request to make the opacity configurable.
I have a UIMenuController which I have added a few extra items to. I would like the menu to be BELOW the text that I select, so I tried:
[UIMenuController sharedMenuController].arrowDirection = UIMenuControllerArrowDown;
That seemed to do nothing, and everything I try, won't put the menu below the text.
How can I do that?
According to the docs, arrowDirection sets the direction the arrow points; it has nothing to do with the location of the menu relative to its target area. It also looks like they don't give you any control over the positioning of the menu beyond setTargetRect:inView.
If you really want to put the menu below the text, you might be able to set a "fake" target area and change the arrow direction to point to the "real" area of interest.
However, there's probably a reason Apple does it this way. My guess? If you select some text with your finger, your hand is probably obscuring the part of the screen below the text... so it's not very helpful if the menu appears there. Going out of your way to break consistency with standard UI conventions isn't usually worth the effort.