The accessibility of colors is subjective to the type of anomalous trichromacy (color blindness). The colors shown in the example above #ffef0f (yellow) and #37777ff (blue), are more accessible to individuals with common forms of color vision deficiencies. The color that you choose will highlight the respective error or warning. editorWarning.background - Overrides the highlight color of a warning.Īssigning a color to the background of editorError and editorWarning also helps to identify potential issues.editorError.background - Overrides the highlight color of an error.editorWarning.foreground - Overrides the wavy line beneath a warning.editorError.foreground - Overrides the wavy line beneath an error.In the example below, the warning color is applied when a comma is missing after a JSON item. You'll be able to assign a color to each object by entering a hex code. In settings.json file, nest the following code inside the outermost curly braces. Search for "color customizations", find the Workbench: Color Customizations setting, and open your user settings.json by selecting Edit in settings.json. To customize the error/warning squigglies, go to File > Preference > Settings ( Code > Preference > Settings for macOS) to find user settings. Note: Visit Customizing a Color Theme to learn more about overriding the colors in your current theme. However, you can customize both the theme and property colors in the user interface. The default Color Theme for VS Code is Dark+. Pitaya Smoothie - Accessible to most forms of colorblindness and compliant with WCAG 2.1 criteria for color contrast.Greative - Considers both colorblindness and light sensitivity.Blinds - Created with Deuteranopia in mind and possesses a high contrast color ratio.Gotthard - Optimized for approximately 20 programming languages.
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