Bring Visual Studio Code theme support to the dashboards. This would also solve the issue with high contrast mode #485
Bring Visual Studio Code theme support to the dashboards. This would also solve the issue with high contrast mode #485
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This will be implemented as an experimental feature to see which themes work and which fail.
If the experimental mode is turned on, the VSCode theme colors are used; otherwise, it keeps using the default colors.
Once we have a good mapping for all controls, we could make the whole switch.
This will be implemented as an experimental feature to see which themes work and which fail.
If the experimental mode is turned on, the VSCode theme colors are used; otherwise, it keeps using the default colors.
Once we have a good mapping for all controls, we could make the whole switch.
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Here are a couple of WIP screenshots




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An example of the welcome view changing its colors based on the theme selection.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2900833/217765313-aba62bc8-8789-4994-8014-fa3d7d00e3c6.mov
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Good news, all the views/components have been updated to use your VSCode' theme colors. As mentioned, this is under an experimental flag, to test it out, you can set the frontMatter.experimental feature to true.
frontmatter.json
{"frontMatter.experimental":true,}
Good news, all the views/components have been updated to use your VSCode' theme colors. As mentioned, this is under an experimental flag, to test it out, you can set the `frontMatter.experimental` feature to `true`.
*frontmatter.json*
```json
{
"frontMatter.experimental": true,
}
```
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Bring Visual Studio Code theme support to the dashboards. This would also solve the issue with high contrast mode #485
This will be implemented as an experimental feature to see which themes work and which fail.
If the experimental mode is turned on, the VSCode theme colors are used; otherwise, it keeps using the default colors.
Once we have a good mapping for all controls, we could make the whole switch.
Looking forward to testing this out!
Todo:
Here are a couple of WIP screenshots
An example of the welcome view changing its colors based on the theme selection.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2900833/217765313-aba62bc8-8789-4994-8014-fa3d7d00e3c6.mov
Good news, all the views/components have been updated to use your VSCode' theme colors. As mentioned, this is under an experimental flag, to test it out, you can set the
frontMatter.experimentalfeature totrue.frontmatter.json