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Poor contrast for active tab with hidden file names on macOS .env #106
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Related to #99 Hi @adampatterson 👋, thanks for your contribution 👍 Looks like this is related (or almost a duplicate) of #99. The problem with VCS ignored files are unfortunately a well-known problem or better named a missing feature from the theme API to better handle situations where multiple color are combined. |
Thanks for the quick reply, Would it help to open an issue with JetBrains? |
The editor tabs are now controlled in nord.theme.json instead of nord.xml, allowing better support if theme is used with another editor color theme. The activated background color is one step darker, now blending nicely with all the subtle lines separating the different ui elements. The hover color is a simpler light color (like all the buttons in the interface), instead of a deprecated dark mask. The tool window header no longer changes on focus change. The bright blue line indicates nicely with tool window or editor tab is active. It allows for a simpler UI, with less distracting contrast, more inline with VS Code for exemple. The header now blends smoothly with the ui lines. The tool window tabs are completely revamped. Before they used standard Darkula colors, causing various visibility problems (nordtheme#106 & nordtheme#99). Now active tabs are indicated by the standard nord8 color. Once again the goal was to minimized useless contrast outside the main editor window, limiting distraction while keeping ui readability. Probably closes nordtheme#99 & partly nordtheme#106
Any news ? |
This is still an ongoing topic and there might be a solution by revisiting the current syntax theme file that might include definitions from the “old“ theme API that are now in conflict with the new theme API, but it requires more reproduction and testing. |
Found a workaround:
Here's also a good reference: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/file-status-highlights.html |
Yes, already explained here: #57 :) |
This might be more me than the theme, but I can not see the
.env
file at all in the tab. If there is a setting or an option to enable/disable that would be great. I was not able to find anything obvious.I have File Colors disabled, and the related issues showed a fix when updated to 2019.1.3
The contrast in the sidebar is fine.
PHP Storm Build 2019.2.4
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