Closed ketttY closed 2 years ago
Looking at the list of VS Code tokens, the only other option I can see is textLink.activeForeground
and textLink.foreground
, which would differentiate normal/hovered. They might not be guaranteed to match well with the bannerBackground
though. Maybe we've tried it before?
@huguesv Yea, these colors are not guaranteed to work with the banner background. For Winter is Coming, the textlink.foreground is the exact same color as the bannerbackground...
Ah that's no good. Let's proceed with your change then.
Pending design review. VS Code: VS Hovered: VS Not Hovered:
VS Code always shows an underscore for links, but VS only shows when hovered and when it is not hovered, the link looks the same as normal text, wondering if this is ok?