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Java doc shows like this,it seems font color is white,so how to change font color?
My configuration:
Ubuntu 12.10 64bit desktop eclipse 4.2 classic theme
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How to change font for Java code in Eclipse 1 Select General > Appearance > Colorsand Fonts (1) in the left pane. 2 Select Java Editor Text Font (2) in the center. 3 Click Edit… button in the right. More ...
In the Preferences dialog: Select General > Appearance > Colorsand Fonts (1) in the left pane. Select Java Editor Text Font (2) in the center. Click Edit… button in the right.
Select to customize the color of something in Eclipse, for example the color of Error Text in your Workbench Colors and Fonts Basic preferences. In the color selection dialog, tab twice to go from the Basic Color matrix to the Define Custom Colors button and press Enter.
Now that we have installed the color theme plugin, it is time to use this plugin and change the skin of Eclipse. Go to Menu->Windows->Preference: In the left sidebar, go to General->Appearance->Color Theme. When you select that, it will show you different available themes in the right pane. You can choose the one you like and press OK.
Well, your are right.. JavaDoc seems to be white! You can check just making a change to the "font color" from your own JavaDoc to test it out, like this:
/**
* <font color="white">This is some text with some color!</font>
*
*/
But this does not answer your question, so maybe you could look into:
Window > Preferences > General > Appearance --> Try to change your Theme and see if it works for you.
or
Window > Preferences > General > Appearance > Colors And Fonts > Java > Javadoc View Background
It's not exactly the answer but it's a good start! And maybe being able to change you JavaDoc Background you could read all javadocs and keep up with the good work! ;P
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answered Sep 24 '22 19:09
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