After update Android studio, the color of text in the following situation changes automatically...
I just cannot find the option in the Setting>Editor>Colors&Fronts.
Does anyone know where to set the text color back to white?
Any response will be helpful!
Android Studio have two themes built in, Default and Dracula.
Setting>Editor>Colors & Fonts > Choose Default, and if you want more style you can get at Color Themes.
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I've recently added a light and darkmode theme to my android app, this works great in the app itself but in the design view on Android Studio, all elements like textviews, imageviews etc are all white and have this message: cannot resolve theme reference ?attr/textcustom
This goes for text, images, backgrounds. All with the same error
In this image you see all buttons, text etc are white. But when opening the app they get the correct colors etc.
Try changing the preview theme, the option is located right on top of the design panel:
I change the theme in my android studio and it changes in all places, except in the background and in the code style, does anyone know how to change in these places, below I left a print to see that the code style is pretty ugly.
Follow Below steps -
Go to File and click on Settings.
Under the Appearance & Behaviour -> Appearance, find Theme.
Choose the Default theme from the drop-down and click on Apply and then Ok.
Here you can see the background and color scheme for all three themes.
TLDR : How to change following files color in android studio
The other day I was playing with Color Themes , and Material Theme plugin to see which colors and themes would look better for android studio . I finally realized the native color and theme were best for me .
Befor changing color I exported all my setting for backup . So finally after realizing I imported back my settings . Every thing changed back to normal except these git status color . I tried to change color via setting but could not find the property .
How can I change these color back to native color ?
Ok I finally found the solution
It's in Version Control > File Status Colors
I'm trying new sample project with Android Material Design on Android Studio 1.4.
I created a project with an Empty Activity :
Everything works fine. However, from the beginning, we can notice that there are warnings at the Theme Editor:
1) Warning in ColorPrimary:
Not enough contrast with not enable textColorPrimary and default
textColorPrimary
2) Warning in android:textColorPrimary:
Not enough contrast with colorPrimary
My question is simple: How to resolve warnings?
I don't have Android Studio 1.4, but I can click the color box besides the warning to see the contrast problem on Android Studio 2.0.
Choose another color from the color gradient panel until the warning disappears.
If you want to show the same color i.e. #color/colorPrimary (#FF3F51B5) as in your case, then just change the Theme Parent from AppCompact Light (current) to AppCompact Dark
This will solve your problem.
In case if you want to choose some other color you can always twist around theme parent from dark to light or light to dark.
If you still did not get your choice result then the only option is to choose lighter color so that it can match contrast value with the theme.
Hope this helps.
Thank You!
the 2 cross in my case, one the colorprimary says it doesn't have enough contrast with textcolorprimary, and vise versa.
And i think it says the amount of contrast between the background, and the text, is not enough to be easily visible to the user, and the one who wrote the error, just didn't knew how to express it...
I'm currently using an EditText field with a grey background. My problem is that when auto-correction happens, you can't see the grey auto-corrected words against the grey background. Is there a way to change the default font used by auto-correct?
You can configure the appearance of pretty much everything by theming your application. That would also be the way to go to customize the appearance of your EditText.
Read the Styles and Themes guide at Android Developers.
I recommend you have a look at the themes.xml file of the emulator of your target platform. It's located in android-sdk/platforms/android-X/data/res/values.