great video but I wish you would show how you found the appropriate classes to change for the more integrated elements. The top level stuff is a bit easier to find with inspect element but going into lists and menus seems a bit more difficult.
Ah, yeah, that's true. I have just mostly shown the idea of how it can be customized, but going deeper would be a little tedious process 🙂, since some elements, especially floating ones (like floating panels, menus, lists, etc.), disappear the moment you try to inspect them. In that case, I would try to identify an element hovering over HTML tags inside dev tools until the desired element (a floating menu or panel) is highlighted in VS Code UI. That way, I know that I have found a corresponding HTML tag that I have to customize. This whole process is a little inconvenient, indeed.
Yeah, it definitely can happen. It has already happened in the past. Hopefully, plugins like Apc Customize UI++ will be kept up-to-date to provide compatibility with regular VS Code updates. 🙂
great video but I wish you would show how you found the appropriate classes to change for the more integrated elements. The top level stuff is a bit easier to find with inspect element but going into lists and menus seems a bit more difficult.
Ah, yeah, that's true. I have just mostly shown the idea of how it can be customized, but going deeper would be a little tedious process 🙂, since some elements, especially floating ones (like floating panels, menus, lists, etc.), disappear the moment you try to inspect them.
In that case, I would try to identify an element hovering over HTML tags inside dev tools until the desired element (a floating menu or panel) is highlighted in VS Code UI.
That way, I know that I have found a corresponding HTML tag that I have to customize. This whole process is a little inconvenient, indeed.
@@igor_babko gotcha, thanks for the advice
You are welcome
doing all this, but one update can ruin it all. i thinking minimal customization is best
Yeah, it definitely can happen. It has already happened in the past. Hopefully, plugins like Apc Customize UI++ will be kept up-to-date to provide compatibility with regular VS Code updates. 🙂