I've installed the Atom Fonts and Colors Theme for Netbeans but I want to uninstall it, I went to Tools->Options->Appearence but is not in the list,There is another way to unninstall it?
To uninstall the Atom theme from NetBeans:
Select Tools -> Options -> Fonts & Colors
Ensure that Atom is selected as the Profile -> click the Delete button.
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I installed some extensions in VS Code, but after that my all code looks none-style.
How to fix this issue? Which extension should I install for this? Color mode is not working. All code looks white.
This is uncolored code.
This is original code.
It was solved. Click the settings icon(bottom left) in VSCode and tap Color Theme or press Ctrl+K,T. And then choose the right theme according to your env.
Default theme of VSCode is Dark+ (default dark).
This solved problem.
How to make Intellij's Markdown plugin show the preview on the bottom of the page rather than on the right?
Ah found it. It is in the Settings -> Languages & Frameworks -> Markdown:
The ability of the "generate sample content" popup menu for a new Flutter project in IntelliJ IDEA seems to have disappeared on my installation. (It used to work until recently) (IntelliJ IDEA CE 2019.1.1 Build #IC-191.6707.61, Apr 16, 2019, on macOS 10.14.4)
When I click the checkbox to enable the popup menu, the menu is not populated - its just blank. I've re-installed IntelliJ IDEA, as well as run flutter doctor in the terminal (no errors from flutter doctor), but the popup menu remains empty.
Does anybody know how to get this menu to be re-populated?
I just had the same problem and I noticed that my Android SDK was not configured correctly in IntelliJ. After specifying the path to my SDK in IntelliJ's settings I can now use the "generate sample content" functionality.
Go to IntelliJ > Preferences > Appearance & Behaviour > System Settings > Android SDK and specify the Android SDK location. Presumed you've installed the Android SDK already, you'll find it on Mac OS by default at /Users/<user-name>/Library/Android/sdk and on Windows at C:\Users\<user-name>\AppData\Local\Android\sdk.
Make sure to update your IntelliJ version, Dart & Flutter plugin, Android SDK and run flutter doctor to check if everything is set up correctly.
Also checkout this issue, which describes the same problem.
I love the Atom syntax highlighting for working with Flutter. But I find myself more productive with IntelliJ due to the hot reload integrated in the UI. Is there a way I can bring the Atom syntax hightlighting into IntelliJ?
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Download the Atom One Dark Intellij theme IntelliJ theme collection website color-themes.
In Intellij, do: File | Import Settings, and select Atom One Dark.jar. Import Editor Colors and Editor Colors (schemes). The IDE will restart, and the theme will be automatically enabled. Here is a screenshot comparing Atom (left) and IntelliJ (right) running the Atom One Dark theme.
As you can see, some colors (e.g. static class fields) do not match. If you want to customize the theme to have a perfectly matching coloring, go to settings or preferences (File | Settings for Windows and Linux, IntelliJ IDEA | Preferences for macOS). Navigate to Editor | Colors & Fonts. Create a copy of the Atom Dark One theme, and then start customizing the colors as seen in the screenshot below.
Addition: I've created a version of the theme with the changes required to match the Atom color style. Here is the download link.
How do I hide the toolbar that shows browser icons floating above my code?
I'm using WebStorm 64 bit, version 10.0.4, on Windows 8.1 x64.
Settings/Preferences
Tools | Web Browsers
Uncheck Show browser popup in the editor option (bottom part of the screen)
Since 2020.3 version you have a bit better control over file types:
Another possible solution: just disable all browsers in that list.