I have a rather simple question. For some reason, I have discovered that when I highlight a file in Xcode in the Project Navigator, the highlighted file is white, instead of dark black. Is there a way for me to change this?
Here is an example of what is happening:
As you can see, the file that is selected is highlighted as white, and I want it to be black as it always used to be. Is this possible?
With the preference pane open you can click on the 'Fonts and Colors' tab. From here you can change the source AND console background and font colors.
In the Project navigator, select the Colors. xcassets asset catalog. Choose New Color Set from the Add button (+) menu at the bottom of the outline view, or choose Editor > Add Assets > New Color Set. A color set appears selected in the outline view and a Universal color well appears in the detail area.
For a single file, you can open the external file in Xcode and cmd + s to save it, it will be refreshed in Xcode. Also, for the quick way you can just chose the external folder in Xcode and cmd + s , it will refresh all your external file in this folder.
The Project navigator displays your project's files and lets you open, add, delete, and rearrange those files. To open the Project navigator, at the top of your project window's navigator area, click the icon that resembles a file folder.
This Is a common Xcode problem.
You can easily fix it when it happens by pressing Cmd+0 two times (one to hide the Navigator and one to show it again).
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