NOTE: Disabling the extension removes the custom CSS styles, and after restarting the editor the notification is no longer displayed, there is no need to reinstall VS Code.
To achieve this it adds new styles at the end of the file and modifying this file causes the editor to detect the installation as corrupt and display a warning notification (that can be hidden by selecting "Don't Show Again'). You can open the Command Palette with Shift+CMD+PĬustom Pointer: Enable: enable the extensionĬustom Pointer: Disable: disable the extensionĪs the description says, this extension overrides the editor CSS styles to use cursor:default instead of cursor:pointer throughout the UI. So you can change the CSS and JS way you want in VSCode for that you need one extension called 'Custom CSS and JS Loader'. And can be enabled or disabled with the following commands: The field editor.cursorBlinking accepts blink, expand, smooth, phase, or solid as valid values. The extension will be enabled by default. This might seem odd, but you can change quite a bit about that blinking line you see on VS Code.
Setting Cursor of Controls In Windows Forms, all Windows controls are derived from the Control class. In this article, I will demonstrate how to apply and manage cursors in your Windows Forms applications. Installįollow the instructions in the Marketplace, or run the following in the command palette:Įxt install diegocurbelo.custom-pointer Usage Figure 1 Windows Forms allows us to change this cursor image using the Cursor and its related classes and enumerations. If you're using Windows, Visual Studio Code must be running as an administrator in order for this extension to be able to add the new css styles.
The text color has changed only in the HTML file. I tried writing 'editor.foreground': 'FFFFFF' but nothing worked. I want the name to be what it is, not a cap. This extension updates the VS Code styles to change the hand cursor to a normal pointer. 'editor.cursorWidth': 3, 'vscodecustomcss.imports': '', 'vscodecustomcss.policy': true, 2)Create one CSS file into your machine and add the following property to that CSS file. It's just that some words in Visual Studio Code are written in caps.
Paste in this CSS in that file, doesn't matter where. Open the file /Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/out/vs/workbench/. A solution I've found for macOS (up to Mojave) is to modify the VS Code core files.
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