I have a couple of issues with my terminal colors in WebStorm that I have been unable to resolve by using Settings > Editor > Color Scheme > Console Colors
I am running:
Kubunutu 20.04,
WebStorm 2021.2 64 bit for linux. Build #WS-212.1746.80
My issues are:
In the interactive console color interface, the 'console' background does not match my actual console background. Mine is dark, the interactive settings one is white. The result of this is that I am unable to see how my color selections will actually appear.
Hyperlinks in my console are displayed in the default blue (000FF), which works fine against a white background but is unreadable against a dark background. I have been unable to locate the setting for this. They do not appear to be in the console colors section. And if I go to Settings > Editor > Color Scheme > General > Hyperlinks there are plenty of options, but none of them seem to affect what goes on in the terminal.
Questions:
How do I get the console color selector background to match my actual background selection?
Where do I access the setting that determines the hyperlink color in the WebStorm terminal in Linux?
Screenshots follow:
Here you can see that my background is set to dark, but the color selector interface background is white.
And here you can see the unreadable hyperlinks that I can't read. The command to get this screen was npm fund
Here are my actual console colors:
Here you can see the hyperlink settings, with background set to yellow, and the actual hyperlinks displayed behind, demonstrating that these two things are not linked. (I refreshed the terminal display after changing the settings)
Related
I'm using gdb 10.2 in a gnome-terminal (on Ubuntu 20.04 running in WSL2), where gnome-terminal is configured to follow the system theme.
In tui mode, if the current line is indicated by a black bar. Function calls are formatted with black foreground text, rendering them unreadable:
Already tried
set style source off: The current line is now readable, but source color coding is now (obviously) disabled
set style function foreground white: No effect
Configure gnome terminal to not follow the system theme: The terminal switches to "dark mode": The background now becomes black, the bar turns white. The function names are readable, but the legibility of many of the differently colored things is reduced.
Possible duplicate question
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Here is the screenshot of my settings
Result is not perfect, but better as on your screenshot.
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