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I sometimes use the JavaDoc-view in Eclipse. By default it has a black background and a white font. I'd really like to change it to "black on white" (as in the rest of Eclipse).
I only found a way to manipulate the background-color and the font-type. But where can I change the font-color?
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Simply go to: Window - Preferences - Java - Code Style - Code Templates - Comments - Types - Edit... and change ${user} to whatever you want. Also go to: Window - Preferences - Java - Editor - Templates - @author - Edit... and change ${user} to whatever you want.
You need to ensure that "Process Javadoc comments" is checked in Window->Preferences, Java->Compiler->Javadoc. Tweak the preference page like you prefer and it will work fine.
You can set preferences to customize wizards, editors, views, and consoles by changing the font and color settings. To access the Preferences window, click Window > Preferences. As much as possible, this product uses the fonts and colors provided by the operating system.
To see the javadoc of a class having attached source in eclipse: select Window -> show view -> javadoc (or alt + shift + q, j). then in the javadoc view, right click -> open attached javadoc (or shift + F2), this will display the javadoc of the class in the internal browser of eclipse.
You can change it using gnome-color-chooser (i did in ubuntu 14.04)
1. Go to ubuntu software center and install gnome-color-chooser.
2. Go to Specific Tab and tick foreground color and background color, change it to back and white respictively.
The color of javaDoc View is changed.
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Wouldn't this help if you'd change the 'Tooltip' color in Ubuntu at the OS level?
Go to: System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Theme -> Customize -> Colors -> Tooltips
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