Silly question, but, does anyone know how to change the colour of these dark separator lines in intellij?
I'm using material theme UI plugin but can't seem to find this in the settings or in the colour scheme.
Thanks
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After upgrading from Intellij 2022.2 to 2022.3 and trying to enable the "New UI":
then my solarized theme didn't seem to work as before. The "code window", terminal etc uses solarized, but other windows, such as the "project window", doesn't as you can see in this screenshot:
I've tried disabling the "New UI" again, but Solarized still won't be applied to all windows the way it previously used to. I've tried using both "Solarized Theme" (https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/14920-solarized-theme) and "Solarized Themes 4lex4" (https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/12784-solarized-themes).
Question: How do I get the solarized theme to work in all windows (preferably with the "New UI" if possible)?
The "Main Changes and Known Issues..." link says only to use the Light and Dark themes with the new UI to avoid issues like this.
The new Light and Dark color themes have improved contrast and a
consistent color palette.
Please use only these themes while working with the new UI. Other
themes might look misaligned and have unexpected colors.
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/articles/IDEA-A-156/Main-changes-and-known-issues
I found the answer just as I asked the question 🤦♂️ If anyone else have the same problem, you should go to
Settings > Appearance & Behavior > Appearance
and select the solarized theme. Then all windows will use solarized.
I have switched dark scheme to the light, but autocomplite still dark
rider dark:
change color scheme
Approve changing of entire scheme
result autocompletion colors :(
I want normal autocomplete, I have checked color settings but didn't find how to achieve this, does anyone know?
Restart Rider helps.
I have filled a bug report to JetBrains https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RIDER-33386
Please vote it.
On my Windows desktop this is not a problem, but on Intellij for my Macbook, when I have the Solarized Light theme active and switch to Darcula UI (I want it dark), the entire color scheme changes to Darcula. I would like to keep it to where the UI is Darcula and the color scheme light or dark, not automatically changed upon changing the UI. I have looked at all the options and can't seem to figure this one out.
I do not have any pictures, and this is my first SO post, so I apologize if it is not asked correctly.
First change the IDE theme, then change the editor color scheme, you should see the following dialog:
Say No, and you will keep the original IDE theme after changing the editor scheme.
In case you don't see this dialog, close IntelliJ IDEA, find idea.config.path/options/options.xml file and remove the following line:
<property name="change.laf.on.editor.theme.change" value="true" />
More details can be found in this forum thread.
Darcula and I are struggling to come to terms. Legibility is poor overall but some things I just have to change:
In this code completion suggestion menu, the selected item is not legible.
Where in the preferences or preferences XML file is the background color of the selected item text set?
You can find the option to change the color of the code auto completion window from the following place.
Open your settings > Editor > Color Scheme > General > Popups and Hints > Completion.
Note: you may also search for the keyword completion in the settings page to find the option fast.
Then adjust the background color and click apply.
You can check the screenshot for a visual reference.
I fixed this 3 days ago. http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-103104
Now it looks like this
idea completion http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/6516/ss20130319202811.png
I solved this probleme by downloading a new INTELLIJ THEME named Gradianto and it works nice,
Gradianto allows you to chose beetween 3 darcula theme once it's installed in your intellij, and all of this theme will highlight the selected item clearly with code completion.
Yous install the theme with :
IntellijIDEA --> Preferences --> Plugins --> And you search and install Gradianto theme
Here is the youtube tutoriel where i see it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsZZm5f5JD0
Hope that will help
Thanks
I got a nice answer to your question.
This is link : java - Changing the font colour in IDEA code-completion window - Stack Overflow
You just need unable this option :
[
Settings —— Editor —— Code Completion
—— Insert selected variant by typing dot , space ,etc .
]
No doubt of it , it works very well for me !
I've just downloaded the new PHPStorm EAP, and noticed this screenshot:
And I like it very much. Thing is, I can't find any option to make my install looks like this. I know about color scheme, but AFAIK it only change the text editor's color. How can I make my install to look like that? (The screenshot is taken from the EAP site).
Settings (Preferences on Mac) | Appearance | Theme = Darcula
P.S.
Since IntelliJ IDEA v14 / WebStorm v9 / PhpStorm v8.0.2 (and any other IDEs on branch 139.xxx or newer) the settings path is a bit different:
Settings (Preferences on Mac) | Appearance & Behaviour | Appearance | Theme = Darcula
View -> Quick Switch Theme -> Switch Look And Feel -> Darcula
and Restart the IDEA if changes do not become apparent.
Download and enable ColorIDE.
Preferences > Plugins > "Browse repositories..." button > search for "ColorIde"
Instead of being limited to the standard 4 themes that come with the IDE, ColorIDE plugin will give your IDE the same look and feel as your current color scheme.
Use Material UI
If Darcula isn't darker enough, you can use a plugin called Material UI.
They also have many other colors like deep blue, marine blue, etc.
Link to Material Theme UI
On Mac the title bar of every window (both main and popup dialoges) will remain the typical Mac grayish color, even using the Darcula theme. But you can actually make it dark as well.
Using any Jetbrain IDE (including DataGrip), press Shift + Ctrl + A (PC) or Shift + Cmd + A (Mac). This will open the command palette where you can find Registry:
Open the registry and find the key ide.mac.allowDarkDindowDecorations:
Enable this, close the registry and restart the IDE.
In Preferences > Editor > Colors & Fonts, pick a dark scheme and the IDE will ask you if you want to switch the whole IDE to a dark scheme: