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Visual Studio 2013 - Change background color of Peek Definition Window

I use Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate, Resharper 8 and own color scheme from http://studiostyl.es/.

I would like change background color in peek definition window because now is yellow :(.

Maybe this cause own color scheme. I am not sure. It is possible change background color of peek window in Visual Studio?

Now look like this :(

http://s24.postimg.org/qudxqbrut/peek_definiton_window.jpg

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imodin Avatar asked Oct 24 '13 17:10

imodin


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1 Answers

The way I resolved this was through the following steps:

  1. Navigate to Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors
  2. Make sure Text Editor is selected within the "Show settings for:" drop down
  3. Within the "Display items:" list box find all Peek settings and adjust to your preferred styling.

Hope this helps.

Peek Definition settings

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Brett McCarty Avatar answered Oct 25 '22 00:10

Brett McCarty