My eyeballs are bleeding from the brightness. Is there any way to get a dark theme in Anypoint Studio that doesn't look bad or require hours of configuration? I know about the dark theme in the preferences, but it screws up the colors in the editor so it's unusable. I'm in Anypoint 5.4.3
My Feature Request was finally approved and progressed, you can now use the dark theme here :) https://docs.mulesoft.com/release-notes/studio/anypoint-studio-7.9-with-4.3-runtime-release-notes
Find it here: https://docs.mulesoft.com/release-notes/studio/anypoint-studio-7.9-with-4.3-runtime-release-notes
ARCHIVE: The easiest way is: Preferences - General - Appearance and selecting the Dark option. But it does have visual bugs. You could apply some extra configurations to that Theme to make it more usable, but you will still have the visual bugs inside the components like HTTP Listeners.
We could start a voting for this "Idea" so Mulesoft will consider a Dark theme release.
https://support.mulesoft.com/s/ideas#087340000005w1fAAA
I have Anypoint Studio 5.4.1.
Go to Window > Preferences > General > Appearance, then choose the Dark theme from the Theme drop down:
Anypoint Studio Themes screenclip
To install a new Anypoint Studio Theme, navigate to the Help menu in Studio, then select Install New Software. Use the drop-down to select Anypoint Studio Themes, then browse the dozens of available themes. Follow the steps to download, then relaunch Studio with your new theme.
You can install dark theme from Help-->Install New Software
Anypoint Studio 7.9 enables users to use a dark theme:
https://docs.mulesoft.com/release-notes/studio/anypoint-studio-7.9-with-4.3-runtime-release-notes
In Anypoint Studio 7.x.x, select from toolbar window-> preferences and then navigate to theme as shown in the image below.
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So I found this extension for Visual Studio Preview 2019 to scroll horizontally with the mouse wheel when holding the shift key called: SideScroller.
But I can't find the same extension for Visual Studio Preview 2022. Any suggestion?
Update:
"Version 1.2 is now available in the marketplace, with support for
VS2022. Please test it out let me know if you see any issues. Thanks
everyone for your patience!"
If you look up the extension in the VS Extension Gallery, you'll find that has a GitHub project. From there, you could try to fix it up to install on VS2022 (and maybe even send a pull request), or you might look at this issue asking for VS2022 support, with a workaround/hack in the comments.
It's a long time that I use VS and I have fully customized its environment. Now I have to use IntelliJ. It's completely unfamiliar for me. I want to export VS short keys to IntelliJ. Is there any way to do that? I'd appreciate if someone can help me.
I use Visual Studio 2015 Ultimate and IntelliJ IDEA 15 Ultimate.
I use Resharper in Visual Studio. Does it help?
You can go to File | Settings, select the Keymap item in the left part of the dialog, and select "Visual Studio" in the Keymap combo box. This should give you keyboard shortcuts in IntelliJ IDEA that are similar to the default settings in Visual Studio.
To the right of the Keymap combo box, there is a small gears button that allows you to duplicate a keymap. After duplication, you can change keyboard shortcuts for almost every action and even add more shortcuts than what you get by default. This way, you can even add (most of) your personal customizations from Visual Studio to IntelliJ.
File > Settings > Keymap select Visual Studio from dropdown
For now, just install vscode keymap from plugin store:
And there is a VSCode keymap, many thanks to the uploder!
I've followed this guide to enable dark theme in VS2017 with the high contrast Windows theme: How do I use visual studio 2012 dark theme with windows 8 high contrast theme?
Works great.
Now I'm trying with SQL Mangement Studio 2017.
I have enabled the Dark Theme in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\140\Tools\Binn\ManagementStudio\ssms.pkgundef
But it looks like it's being overruled by the High Contrast theme from Windows:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/KBGE2.png
I've been digging around in RegEdit and found the themes of Sql Studio in:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SQL Server Management Studio\14.0_Config\Themes
https://i.stack.imgur.com/51MhW.png
There are 4 themes.
a5c004b4-2d4b-494e-bf01-45fc492522c7 is the High Contrast theme, and its is locked
I've tried the following without luck:
Delete a5c004b4-2d4b-494e-bf01-45fc492522c7 -> it just gets created again when sql mangement studio starts
Replace its the contents of a5c004b4-2d4b-494e-bf01-45fc492522c7 with the dark theme: 1ded0138-47ce-435e-84ef-9ec1f439b749 -> it just gets overwritten once the program starts
Disable it just like the Dark Theme was in ssms.pkgundef -> sql studio cannot start
It looks like the theme is being inject on program start, so maybe there's a way to disable that?
any suggestions :P?
You can import custom fonts and color settings in SSMS. Just follow this guide:
https://blogs.sentryone.com/aaronbertrand/making-ssms-pretty-my-dark-theme/
I was able to get a nice dark theme back to SSMS 2016 while Windows 10 is set to High Contrast by simply downloading and importing the theme (vssettings) from here: https://mikesdatawork.wordpress.com/2017/07/07/dark-ssms-theme-ssms-2017/
This link also included detailed instructions on how to do this. Hope this helps
You will need to edit the ShellColors.pkgdef, Microsoft.VisualStudio.Platform.WindowManagement.pkgdef, and EditorColors.pkgdef files in the "\Common7\IDE\CommonExtensions\Platform" folder of the ssms installation folder. You can copy the settings for the dark theme over to the high contrast settings. These files will most likely get overridden every time you update ssms, so be aware that you will need to do this every time you update or will need a script to update the files.
After following the instructions found in: Aptana Studio 3: How to apply themes to python editor I still can't change my theme.
In Aptana Studio 3 I go to Windows->Preferences->General->Color Theme and choose the appropriate theme but the background remains the standard white color. Thanks.
The issue is you have to navigate to Windows->Preferences->Aptana Studio->Themes and check the box at the bottom of the window 'Apply to all (non-Studio) editors'. Then having downloaded Eclipse Market Place and the Color Theme Plug-In you can change the theme (background & font) of your primary work space.
How should I apply a dark theme to Visual Studio 2015 IDE. Is it a setting I could turn on? There used to be a VS settings file in the previous version like 2008 and 2010
Tools->Options->Environment->General->Color theme: Dark
Tools->Options->Environment->Color theme