Open picaron opened 5 years ago
example JSON object:
{
"createdOn": 1401918518000,
"lastModified": 1486598293000,
"vendorUUID": null,
"configForPartner": null,
"api11": true,
"createUrl": null,
"createUrlInteractive": false,
"upgradeUrl": null,
"upgradeUrlInteractive": false,
"cancelUrl": null,
"cancelUrlInteractive": false,
"notifyUrl": null,
"eventStatusUrl": null,
"addonNotificationUrl": null,
"assignUrl": null,
"unassignUrl": null,
"userUpdatedUrl": null,
"upcomingInvoiceEnabled": false,
"multipleSubscriptionsEnabled": false,
"notificationEmail": null,
"orderValidationUrl": null,
"orderRequireFormFields": false,
"updateRequireFormFields": false,
"billRateRequired": false,
"titleRequired": false,
"departmentRequired": false,
"zipCodeRequired": false,
"timezoneRequired": false,
"appAdminRequired": false,
"accessRightsRequired": false,
"userNameRequired": false,
"passwordRequired": false,
"idNumberRequired": false,
"baseAdminApiUrl": null,
"platformType": null,
"otherPlatformType": null,
"domainManagementEnabled": false,
"restrictionUrl": null,
"publishedSuiteVersion": false,
"suiteName": null,
"suiteUUID": null
}
@picaron you can provide your own CSS to customize these things, go to the options view, you have a custom style area:
I know that @tulios but I cannot write a CSS rule that matches only the false or only the true values for example
for example I would like to do:
span.cm-null {
color: blue;
}
span.cm-true {
color: green;
}
span.cm-false {
color: red;
}
it would be useful if you could add a css class for special values such as null, false and true
I would really like to add custom CSS so that I can colorize those value differently, for example
false
values as red andtrue
as greenwhen debugging large objects with many booleans, this would make it much easier to read.