This is a system setting and has nothing to do with eclipse. Just modify the color of the windows window. You can set the protective color on Baidu windows
It can be changed, refer to one of my blogs, Eclipse sidebar Outline setting font If you want to change the background color here, the method is as follows:
1. Find the file (the path name may change in different versions, find the folder with ui.themes)
2. Add at the end of the file e4_default_win7.css (the value can be based on personal preference)
Tree {
background-color: #00F8F8;
}
3. Restart Eclipse to take effect. But the restart is too slow. There is a quick refresh method. Go to Settings->Preferences->General->Appearance page, select any other theme, Apply, and then change back to Windows Theme, Apply. 4. Rendering (the good news is that the request of the subject has been realized, the bad news is that it affects other parts...)
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Then why don’t you use IntelliJ IDEA? It comes with two sets of skins, black and white, and supports various plug-ins, extensions, and even skins.
This is a system setting and has nothing to do with eclipse. Just modify the color of the windows window. You can set the protective color on Baidu windows
It can be changed, refer to one of my blogs, Eclipse sidebar Outline setting font
If you want to change the background color here, the method is as follows:
1. Find the file (the path name may change in different versions, find the folder with ui.themes)
2. Add at the end of the file e4_default_win7.css (the value can be based on personal preference)
3. Restart Eclipse to take effect. But the restart is too slow. There is a quick refresh method. Go to Settings->Preferences->General->Appearance page, select any other theme, Apply, and then change back to Windows Theme, Apply.
4. Rendering (the good news is that the request of the subject has been realized, the bad news is that it affects other parts...)