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kai-oswald / NightOwl-VS-Theme

Night Owl Theme for Visual Studio 2019
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=kaos.nightowl
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CodeMap's (dgml's) are white and bright #32

Open CrHasher opened 3 years ago

CrHasher commented 3 years ago

The code maps window is white for some reason, thing is I tried to fix it just can't find what colors are used, any input would be welcome.

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definedrisk commented 3 years ago

Maybe this (and similar issues #31 and #26) are related to the extensions not using Common Shared Colors so these issues cannot be resolved using the theme editor and instead should be raised as issues with the extensions ?

CrHasher commented 3 years ago

@definedrisk CodeMap is not an extension its a Visual Studio native feature exclusive to Enterprise edition

definedrisk commented 3 years ago

@CrHasher Is this relevant to change the background color and border color of the map ?

I'm using Community edition but have similar issue with customizing ClassDiagrams, I cant see way to edit colors from within the IDE itself.

CrHasher commented 3 years ago

@CrHasher Is this relevant to change the background color and border color of the map ?

I'm using Community edition but have similar issue with customizing ClassDiagrams, I cant see way to edit colors from within the IDE itself.

Same here I know there is a way to fix this from the theme itself, but did not have time to find out what values need changing. Now that I'm back to Pro license instead of Enterprise the feature is gone, so can't even test it.

Out of experience a good way to see if a color can be changed from the theme is to change all colors to ex. red see if the background for dgml changes. if it does than change half the colors to blue see if background changes to blue or stays red.. repeat (divide and conquer). This way after a while you get to the value that is relevant. After this you may find a pattern in the name of that value that will indicate what else needs changing. Theme editing in VS IMO is so bad, hard to find values to change and most of the time you have no clue what you are changing.

About the manual coloring the dgml I would avoid it as much ass possible, I rather look at a white dgml than tune this manually.