- Thu Oct 27, 2016 12:16 pm
#57223
I find the addition of the colour editor is a welcome aid to remembering my original logic and intentions before it all became a big blob of alphabet soup, especially when scrolling through hundreds of lines hoping to re-discover long-forgotten snippet patterns.
I'd like to change the colour scheme slightly though, mainly just to dimly grey out my copious comments which glare too brightly.
I've un-archived the codemirror.css file, and although CSS is completely new territory for me, I expect I should be able to rummage around to find an appropriate different colour code to change in ".cm-s-default .cm-comment {color: #a50;}".
But the code is so obviously well-structured, that I was wondering if there might be an accompanying wizzywig editor that might make colour choices simpler than hacking by numbers?
I'd like to change the colour scheme slightly though, mainly just to dimly grey out my copious comments which glare too brightly.
I've un-archived the codemirror.css file, and although CSS is completely new territory for me, I expect I should be able to rummage around to find an appropriate different colour code to change in ".cm-s-default .cm-comment {color: #a50;}".
But the code is so obviously well-structured, that I was wondering if there might be an accompanying wizzywig editor that might make colour choices simpler than hacking by numbers?
