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Follow the editor theme #6
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So this works:
And this works
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@Josar Excuse me, but how is that related? |
I came from #2 (comment) und thought maybe stating a configuration which works might help others. I think i got the wrong thread. |
So basically this can be achieved by adding the class selector to the css file. When you have your desired color scheme in your VS Code instance, run the Developer: Generate Color Theme From Current Settings command. This will generate a color theme file that you can then publish in your own extension. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47117621/how-to-get-the-vscode-theme-color-in-vscode-extensions
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I met this problem once as well. Figured out the way to configure it.
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🥴 Thanks for sweet software but LOL how was this not tested with the default VSCode theme?! Regards |
I have forked this project, and implemented several of the requests and fixes. Please check it out. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=GregChamblin.vscode-json-editor |
@gregchamblin Thanks. I find #20 related. |
Tried this, but still no joy. |
Related on Stack Overflow: How to change the Json editor colors in Visual Studio Code?. |
Currently the theme is configured with
This configuration key defaults to light. It would be great if the default value follows VS Code.
This idea was proposed originally in #2 (comment).
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