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Editor Notification Background Color #61
Editor Notification Background Color #61
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The editor color scheme provides the `NOTIFICATION_BACKGROUND` key that allows to style the background color of notifications from the editor that are placed right below the tab bar at the top of the editor. Previously `nord4` was used that made the color almost unreadable since is uses a lower contrast by default instead of pure black. This has now been changed to use `nord3` making the actual content readable again. GH-52
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Looks good
When can we see an update on this? |
@ice1000 Since my time to spend for OSS is very limited (and not payed), I had no time to write the release notes and deploy v0.7.0 to the JetBrains Plugin registry. The problem this PR solved also annoys me during my day job and private coding so I'll try to push the artifact today. It'll take ~12-24h to be globally available since plugin updates need to run through JetBrains verification process before being set to "confirmed" status. |
Nice! |
Version 0.7.0 has been released and deployed to the Plugin Registry and will be available within the next 24h. |
Before the new UI theme API was released the editor color scheme provided multiple theme keys to also style some UI elements like the editor notifications (
NOTIFICATION_BACKGROUND
like also defined in the default bundled Darcula editor color scheme).The key allows to style the background color of notifications from the editor that are placed right below the tab bar at the top of the editor.
Previously
nord4
was used that made the text almost unreadable because by default a low contrast foreground is used.This has now been changed to use
nord3
making the actual text content readable again.Before
After