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Change background colour of toolbars in TeXstudio

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With How do I change color settings in TeXStudio? and How can I set a dark theme in TeXstudio? I managed to change the colour of the editor (in this case to a darker theme to prevent eye strain).

Now I would like to change the colour of

• The toolbars


• The Structure and Message / Log File menus


• The line numbers at the left of the editor


• The Line, Visual column, Text column counter below the editor

I already tried the advanced options from Options -> Configure TeXstudio.

color texstudio windows

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With How do I change color settings in TeXStudio? and How can I set a dark theme in TeXstudio? I managed to change the colour of the editor (in this case to a darker theme to prevent eye strain).

Now I would like to change the colour of

• The toolbars


• The Structure and Message / Log File menus


• The line numbers at the left of the editor


• The Line, Visual column, Text column counter below the editor

I already tried the advanced options from Options -> Configure TeXstudio.

color texstudio windows

share|improve this question

edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:34

Community♦

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asked Dec 4 '14 at 15:44

OctaniaOctania

16427

add a comment | 

With How do I change color settings in TeXStudio? and How can I set a dark theme in TeXstudio? I managed to change the colour of the editor (in this case to a darker theme to prevent eye strain).

Now I would like to change the colour of

• The toolbars


• The Structure and Message / Log File menus


• The line numbers at the left of the editor


• The Line, Visual column, Text column counter below the editor

I already tried the advanced options from Options -> Configure TeXstudio.

color texstudio windows

share|improve this question

edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:34

Community♦

1

asked Dec 4 '14 at 15:44

OctaniaOctania

16427

share|improve this question

edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:34

Community♦

1

asked Dec 4 '14 at 15:44

OctaniaOctania

16427

share|improve this question

edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:34

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asked Dec 4 '14 at 15:44

OctaniaOctania

16427

edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:34

Community♦

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edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:34

Community♦

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asked Dec 4 '14 at 15:44

OctaniaOctania

16427

asked Dec 4 '14 at 15:44

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Toolbars: At "Options -> General -> Appearance -> Color Scheme" you can choose between the following two settings:

• "Classic": Use native system settings.


• "Modern": A proprietary design with dark and more flat toolbars (color is not changable).

Other elements: All these elements use the native system settings of your Desktop design (If you change the desktop design, you may need to restart TeXstudio so that these changes take effect).

• The Structure and Message / Log File menus


• The line numbers at the left of the editor


• The Line, Visual column, Text column counter below the editor

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answered Dec 7 '14 at 16:13

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I hope at some point TeXStudio will support this customization without relying on system configurations. Meanwhile, in Windows 10 you can use any of the existing High Contrast themes or even override your own one. This link explains how to do it.

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Toolbars: At "Options -> General -> Appearance -> Color Scheme" you can choose between the following two settings:

• "Classic": Use native system settings.


• "Modern": A proprietary design with dark and more flat toolbars (color is not changable).

Other elements: All these elements use the native system settings of your Desktop design (If you change the desktop design, you may need to restart TeXstudio so that these changes take effect).

• The Structure and Message / Log File menus


• The line numbers at the left of the editor


• The Line, Visual column, Text column counter below the editor

share|improve this answer

answered Dec 7 '14 at 16:13

Tim HoffmannTim Hoffmann

8,8071641

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2

Toolbars: At "Options -> General -> Appearance -> Color Scheme" you can choose between the following two settings:

• "Classic": Use native system settings.


• "Modern": A proprietary design with dark and more flat toolbars (color is not changable).

Other elements: All these elements use the native system settings of your Desktop design (If you change the desktop design, you may need to restart TeXstudio so that these changes take effect).

• The Structure and Message / Log File menus


• The line numbers at the left of the editor


• The Line, Visual column, Text column counter below the editor

share|improve this answer

answered Dec 7 '14 at 16:13

Tim HoffmannTim Hoffmann

8,8071641

add a comment | 

Toolbars: At "Options -> General -> Appearance -> Color Scheme" you can choose between the following two settings:

• "Classic": Use native system settings.


• "Modern": A proprietary design with dark and more flat toolbars (color is not changable).

Other elements: All these elements use the native system settings of your Desktop design (If you change the desktop design, you may need to restart TeXstudio so that these changes take effect).

• The Structure and Message / Log File menus


• The line numbers at the left of the editor


• The Line, Visual column, Text column counter below the editor

share|improve this answer

answered Dec 7 '14 at 16:13

Tim HoffmannTim Hoffmann

8,8071641

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answered Dec 7 '14 at 16:13

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answered Dec 7 '14 at 16:13

Tim HoffmannTim Hoffmann

8,8071641

answered Dec 7 '14 at 16:13

Tim HoffmannTim Hoffmann

8,8071641

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I hope at some point TeXStudio will support this customization without relying on system configurations. Meanwhile, in Windows 10 you can use any of the existing High Contrast themes or even override your own one. This link explains how to do it.

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answered 18 mins ago

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I hope at some point TeXStudio will support this customization without relying on system configurations. Meanwhile, in Windows 10 you can use any of the existing High Contrast themes or even override your own one. This link explains how to do it.

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answered 18 mins ago

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I hope at some point TeXStudio will support this customization without relying on system configurations. Meanwhile, in Windows 10 you can use any of the existing High Contrast themes or even override your own one. This link explains how to do it.

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answered 18 mins ago

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answered 18 mins ago

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