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When using Visual Studio I find the 'Highlighted Reference' feature really useful: when you click on a variable the IDE will highlight all uses of that variable, making it easy to see where it is used in your code.
One can set the Highlighted Reference colour (Tools > Options > Env > Fonts and Colors > Text Editor > Highlighted Reference) and this works fine for my C# code however it doesn't change the highlighted colour of my javascript code. Currently the javascript variables are highlighted in a very faint grey, which is very hard to see. Does anyone know how I can change this colour for Javascript variable highlighting?
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Highlighting a variable or subfunction usage is easy, just click on any variable or subfunction name in the editor, and after a brief pause, all the usages of that variable or subfunction will be highlighted in light blue.
Highlight current line To specify the color to highlight the current line, go to the Visual Studio options (Tools | Options), open the Environment | Fonts and Colors page, and then select the desired color for the ReSharper Current Line Highlight item.
This does sound like a bug in VS2012. The following is a screenshot from VS2010, where the option you reference, correctly affects javascript files as well.
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