Visual Studio Code 0.9.0 and later There’s an official documentation on how to add a custom theme. You need a .tmtheme file for the theme you want to add. You can find existing files e.g. on GitHub, ColorSublime or you can define your own theme file (for example with tmTheme-Editor). After finding a .tmtheme file … Read more
I dedicated 3-4 days to this question. It’s a really complex problem. Here is what you can do if you want to mix two colors “naturally”: CMYK mixing: it’s not the perfect solution, but if you need a solution now, and you don’t want to spend months with learning about the subject, experimenting and coding, … Read more
Credit goes to @jtbandes for suggesting to send screenshots which led to the solution I am just answering the question for completeness. Steps I followed: Take a screenshot of image in storyboard Take a screenshot of image in device (use mail / photo stream back to your mac) Use color picker (part of mac OS … Read more
I have this in my .vimrc and it solved this problem for me using while using PuTTY. set t_Co=256 set background=dark colorscheme mustang highlight Normal ctermbg=NONE highlight nonText ctermbg=NONE It’s important to load the colorscheme before the ctermbg settings in .vimrc because they need to override the same ones set by the colorscheme. This also … Read more
Using :colorscheme in a try-catch as Randy has done may be enough if you just want to load it if it exists and do something else otherwise. If you are not interested in the else part, a simple :silent! colorscheme is enough. Otherwise, globpath() is the way to go. You may, then, check each path … Read more
Adobe’s Kuler – http://kuler.adobe.com/ is widely considered to be the best color palette selector out there, as it also lets you share color palettes other users have created. Sign in, click create, and you’ll have options including “complementary” that give you a good starting point if you have one color in mind.
Go to File->Import Settings… and select the jar settings file Update as of IntelliJ 2020: Go to File -> Manage IDE Settings -> Import Settings…
You don’t have to change anything in your colorscheme just add the following to your .vimrc: hi Normal guibg=NONE ctermbg=NONE Update: As Liam mentioned in the comments: This line needs to go below the colorscheme in .vimrc
Please note that this setting has worked for IntelliJ 14 back then, but is no longer applicable for newer versions Find the comments below for plugins as a great alternative (Material Theme UI, Active IntelliJ Tab Highlighter) Although, if you are still using IntelliJ 14: Under File \ Settings \ Appearance & Behavior \ File … Read more
A couple of things to check: In iTerm2, in Preferences -> Profiles -> Terminal, under “Terminal Emulation” you have “Report Terminal Type:” set to xterm-256color. In your .vimrc, there are some options you can also set to make sure it’s using 256 colors: set background=dark ” solarized options let g:solarized_visibility = “high” let g:solarized_contrast = … Read more