I had been modifying my HTML code coloring scheme in Dreamweaver CS5 via
Edit > Preferences > Code Coloring > Edit Coloring Scheme
and now it looks terribad, how do I reset it back to the default settings?
I think that you can find answer here. It is a same question.
You need to restore code coloring files.
The original folder referred to in that link is located at:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS5\configuration (64 bit OS) or C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS5\configuration (32 bit OS)
Copy the "CodeColoring" folder there and paste it here:
C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Dreamweaver CS5\en_US\Configuration
EDIT:
Or you can view here how to restore preferences in Dreamweaver CS4/CS5
What about a dark color scheme for Dreamweaver's code view? It's not the default color scheme but I think it's a ton better. You can also find the default Dreamweaver colors there if dark is not to your taste.
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I have what I would consider the perfect theme colors for my Sublime Text Editor 3 application; however, the only thing that is very annoying and hard to see is the comment colors. They're the same color as the background but maybe just one shade lighter.
I've seen some other posts on here on editing theme color files within Sublime Text but for some reason it seems like the data isn't taking effect. It's like it's going off of cached data or something.
For example, I'm using the "Monokai" theme. I've edited /opt/sublime_text/Packages/Color Scheme - Default.sublime-package and searched for Monokai. I changed the hex color code under lineHighlight, and restart Sublime. Nothing changes. In fact, I've changed numerous hex color codes under that section and restarted Sublime Text and absolutely nothing has change.d
What am I doing wrong here? I'm running this on Linux Mint 17.3 Cinnamon
I was unable to change comments color by editing Monokai.tmTheme even after purging cache or sublime reinstall.
For Sublime 3.1.1 Build 3176 editing Monokai.sublime-color-scheme works.
1. Open Package Resource Viewer
2. Open Color Scheme
3. Open Monokai color scheme
4. Add you desired color in variables (pick here)
5. Change comment color
6. Enjoy your new comments color!
I've done exactly what you said, changed the value under lineHighlight in Monokai.tmTheme in Color Scheme - Default.sublime-package, restarted Sublime Text and it worked just fine. I'm running Build 3103 on Manjaro Linux.
Sublime Text stores its settings and cache ~/.config/sublime-text-3, I suggest temporarily renaming this folder, which should take you to a freshly installed state. Then make sure Sublime Text really restarts and that your color scheme changes are really in place.
I encountered the same problem. I found the following way solved my problem.
According to #Саша Черных, one can go to
tmtheme-editor.herokuapp.com/#!/editor/theme/Monokai to create and download a customized theme. Then, in Sublime Text 3, from [References -> Browse Packages...], you can find where your Packages folder locates. Just put the downloaded file "Monokai.tmTheme" in that folder, restart app, then it's done.
I have a plugin that I installed that does this:
I really like this function (highlighting HTML colors) but I don't know plugin does it. I want to put it on the another copy of Notepad++ but installing plugins is a rather big thing and I don't want to have to install them all - it gets cumbersome.
Does anyone know which plugin highlights my colors?
It's a wonderful feature.
I think that you are referring to the HTML Color plugin. You can find it here
http://npp.campulka.net/
I think that feature was taken out of Notepad++ due to the users' inability to read the text at times if the colors were too overwhelming. Instead, I recommend trying to install the Quick Color Picker or HTML Color plugins. They are about as close as you're going to get:
Quick Color Picker: https://code.google.com/p/nppqcp/
HTML Color: http://npp.campulka.net/
Source: Notepad++ hover preview on link or color?
Check Quick Color Picker for Notepad++.
The plugin puts the colored underline under the color code based on it's value and thus is not obtrusive in reading the text.
I'm using it without any issues with the Notepad++ v6.9.2
I just ran into this and resolved it as follows:
Download and install the UDL file found at https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/userDefinedLanguages (get the zip file with all languages). Instructions for installation are on that page. Close Notepad++ and reopen, then go in your Notepad++ menu to "Language". You should now see a long alphabet list with subcategories off to the right indicated by an > Go to H then click on the > and select HTML with your HTML file open in Notepad++ The moment you do that, all your HTML syntax will (should!) be highlighted.
I can't make my Dreamweaver CS6 to load sass (SCSS) files as css (it won't color it).
It was working fine on CS5.5 version. Now I have fresh DW CS6 with all updates (12.0.3) and I have modified all needed files.
Instruction is here or here.
DW still won't apply coloring to my code and when (while open scss file) I go to preferences --> code coloring, Document type highlighted is Text.
Any ideas? Maybe there are another files in CS6 I have to modify?
I found the solution. In CS6 in addition to the files listed in both tutorial (linked in the question), there is one more file that needs to be changed.
It's MMDocumentTypes.xml located in AppData files here:
C:\Users{username}\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Dreamweaver CS6\en_US\Configuration\DocumentTypes
I had the same issue with Dreamweaver CS6.
I had to update the files in my hidden Library folder
First enable finder to show hidden files.
Open a terminal and paste the following:
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles YES
Restart Terminal:
Keep “Alt” key pressed, put mouse over “Finder icon” – your app bar and “right click”. A menu appear and click on “Relaunch”
Open Finder and go to “your folder”
Go to (open folder by folder) Library. Application Support, Adobe, Dreamweaver CS6, en_US,
Configuration
Edit the Extentions.txt and DocumentTypes/MMDocumentTypes.xml files there.
Restart Dreamweaver and you should be good to go.
Update your terminal to hide hidden files
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles NO
Full instructions are from here:
http://www.fastinfo.com.au/dreamever-syntax-highlight-for-less-and-sass/
i useing as adobe dreamweaver ; i will change color the workspace (environment code editor)
for ex: I want to be black environment code;
thanks;
sorry for english!
Are you talking about the Skin color of Dreamweaver. You can't. Check out the website here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dreamweaver/cs/using/WScbb6b82af5544594822510a94ae8d65-7f82a.html#WS8599BC5C-3E44-406c-9288-C3B3BBEB5E88
Note (From Adobe.com): The user interface has been simplified in Dreamweaver CC and later. As a result, you may not find some of the options described in this article in Dreamweaver CC and later. For more information, see this article.
You can change colors in Edit -> Preferences -> Code Coloring
or
http://sramekdesign.com/dreamweaver/dark-coding-colorization-for-dreamweaver/
Just in case you are using a macbook,
Command+U
to open the dialog box for Preferences.
Unfortunately, there is currently no option to darken the UI, but there it is a feature request.
Please vote for the request here: https://forums.adobe.com/ideas/3824 so we might expect this functionality in the future, so we could save our eyes a bit ;)
I have read this post, but the process is not clear, I don't find the CodeColoring folder.
So, how to reset code color scheme to default in Dreamweaver CS5 (Windows)?
The original folder referred to in that link is located at:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS5\configuration (64 bit OS)
or
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS5\configuration (32 bit OS)
Copy the "CodeColoring" folder there and paste it here:
C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Dreamweaver CS5\en_US\Configuration
That will reset DW to default code coloring. Alternately you can rename the User Configuration folder to Configuration.old and DW will rebuild it on next launch and reset all preferences to default...
I created a Dreamweaver color theme editor, you can use it to restore the default theme, or create your own theme starting with the default theme or a dark theme I made that's designed to make it easy to transition to a dark theme.
You can edit 18 different colors, and then you can download an xml file that replaces the current one. It takes care of all the redundant color settings. It also has instructions for how to install the theme. Super easy.
Try it out! http://inorganik.net/dw-color-theme-editor
I found a way to get Dreamweaver CC to colorize Coldfusion Coding:
c:\system...
user...
attuid file...
AppDate...
Roaming...
Adobe...
Dreamweaver CS5.5 or Dreamweaver CS6...
en_US...
Configuration...
ColorCoding...
Color.xml...
open in text editor...
Copy this block...
colorGroup doctypes="ColdFusion"..../colorGroup doctypes="ColdFusion"
and
colorGroup doctypes="CSS" .... /colorGroup doctypes="CSS"
Paste to
c:\system...
user...
attuid file...
AppDate...
Roaming...
Adobe...
Dreamweaver CC 2014...
en_US...
Configuration...
ColorCoding...
Color.xml...
we will have to maintain colorizing coldfusion code tags in
Dreamweaver CS5.5 or CS6 and copy/paste the code blocks up into CC 2014