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Hi folks,

Here is my current Dark JADE colour theme.
It still needs a little work, but I was wondering if anyone else uses a custom colour theme (or skin), or does everyone just stick with the default?

(ps Don't forget to back up your current settings before applying).

[Editor]
Color-1=3092271
Color-2=43520
Color-3=12701147
Color-4=7321599
Color-5=12500606
Color-6=255
Color-7=33023
Color-8=12701147
Color-9=255
Color-10=65535
Color-11=33023
Color-12=11010216
Color-13=12701147
Color-14=16777152
Color-15=32768
Color-16=32768
Color-17=8421504
Color-18=16777152
Color-19=5197647
Color-20=11795920
Color-21=13828050
Color-22=50886
Color-23=16728642
Color-24=12701147

[Window]
Color-1=255
Color-2=3092271
Color-3=12500606
Color-4=14449841
Color-5=12632256
Color-6=32768
Color-7=12632256
Color-8=4227327
Color-9=12615935
Color-10=11206621
Color-11=15269887
Color-12=255


regard,
Dr Danyo.

My colour scheme is the same as the default except for

Color-22=12937777
Color-23=16777215

I prefer the high contrast (old style) highlight.

Hi Ghosttie,

I take you meaning regrading high contrast selection, but not adventurous enough for me.

I'm waiting for someone to respond with an eye watering 1990's techno theme.

regards,
Dr Danyo.

Hey guys

Is there a way to export and import the colour scheme settings somehow?

I used to use dark colour scheme in Jade 6.2 but when looking in the method history comparison browser it was just a big sheet of white and I could seem to find a background colour setting for this so went back to plain old default settings.

Now that we are in Jade 6.3 maybe this has been changed and I can go back to dark colours again

Cheers
Andy

On the Miscellaneous tab there's an Export Preferences button

Woah how long has that been there?!??! - I guess always... I think I need new glasses

Thanks ghosttie

Hey Dr D... I see you still like things to be as unreadable as you did back in the days of running your midget vision 1600x1200 on a 17" CRT screen.

Personally, I use mostly the Jade defaults with the exception of changing the colour of User Types in the editor to a light blue instead of the standard green, so that User Types are coloured differently to RootSchema types and therefore stand out more in the editor window.

[Editor]
Color-11=16744448

Cheers,
BeeJay.

Ha, I prefer to think I was just ahead of the curve.

Good point about seperating user types from root schema types.

- Dr Danyo.