I only want to change the color of the printing part and scanning part of the terminal.. For example, User input and prompt is GREEN. rest of the terminal is white.
This is an interesting question. You might want to consider changing the color on the underlining command prompt. I have an example of this with zsh for Mac.
One way you can achieve this is by customizing the underlining console as I did in this video for zsh. It will be very similar for bash. th-cam.com/video/p4h-5B8k2NY/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps!
I want to only change the colour of the output in the terminal section i.e the background of terminal section will be in black but the output will be in Green.
If you are using ZSH or bash as your terminal you can try to customize it and those changes will then be carried over into VS Code. I did this in a previous video if that helps th-cam.com/video/p4h-5B8k2NY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you ! Finally one guy who can explain :D
man my code looks sick now. cheers
Awesome! You’re welcome!
Awful color combination but interesting and straightforward video, thank you!
Lol thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Now my VSC0de Terminal lookz so great, ur amazing boy
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Thank you, very helpful
You’re welcome! Happy the tutorial helped 😁
@@CodingWithAdam u are good boy bro
Handy, nice tip!
Thank you!
thank you man that was useful
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Thank you, very helpful
You’re welcome! Glad it helped.
You don't explain how to change the prompt from within VSCode. How to do this? Which setting shall we use?
In the video we use settings.json to change the colors at the time of writing there is no ui interface for these settings.
I only want to change the color of the printing part and scanning part of the terminal.. For example, User input and prompt is GREEN. rest of the terminal is white.
how am i going to handle this one...
This is an interesting question. You might want to consider changing the color on the underlining command prompt. I have an example of this with zsh for Mac.
Did you ever find the solution or did you just get used to it?
@@CodingWithAdam what is the solution? please help ive been strugling with this for toooo long.
Why does my terminal have a white indent after every other letter I type ? Ex. I’ll type “this” but in the terminal it’ll come out as t[]i[]
Oh wow that’s weird. I have not encountered that issue. Have you tried changing the font?
Thank you so much 🙏🙏
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You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video 😁
Thank you so much❤
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Hi! Thank you for this tutorial. But, how can I set color only for error message in terminal output? Can I set color by literal matches (reg. exp.?) ?
I think that "terminalCommandDecoration.errorBackground" will work. There's "default" and "success" option too.
Is it possible, like in PyCharm to have different output color and system messages/path etc...? Thanks
One way you can achieve this is by customizing the underlining console as I did in this video for zsh. It will be very similar for bash. th-cam.com/video/p4h-5B8k2NY/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps!
@@CodingWithAdam Thanks a lot. Will try that. Cheers.
@@LHommeDeParfum did it end up working
do you know how can i change PS1 string value?
thanks!!!
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Will this effect the colour of other text? for example error messages in when trying to compile
That’s a great question. In my testing I have seen different colors when using git log for example. It may be different from program to program.
There's a way to change the color of paths/urls?
If you use zsh or bash terminal you can do the following th-cam.com/video/p4h-5B8k2NY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2QFTx_qIq3TADgO_
I want to only change the colour of the output in the terminal section i.e the background of terminal section will be in black but the output will be in Green.
If you are using ZSH or bash as your terminal you can try to customize it and those changes will then be carried over into VS Code. I did this in a previous video if that helps th-cam.com/video/p4h-5B8k2NY/w-d-xo.html
@@CodingWithAdam Thankx for the help buddy..i appreciate it..✨
How do I reduce the information that appears in the vs code terminal?
If you are referring to customizing the path and machine name you can take a look at my tutorial on zsh if you are using a Mac
Why would they make it this difficult just to change the damn code colors?!?!?!?!?!? This is insane
Agree it could be easier 😁
@@CodingWithAdam it’s so much easier on like dream weaver they even have profiles you can select
thx! :)
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thanks alot
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