This will prove useful whether you are using JavaScript, JSON, HTML, CSS, TypeScript, Markdown, C++, Java, PHP, Python, Go, T-SQL, XML, C# or a host of other languages and data formats that Visual Studio Code supports. If we go back to index.mdx, we now see our italics have updated, and so has our little code snippets.In this article, we learn how to copy from Visual Studio Code with color syntax highlighting to various other applications including Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, and Gmail to achieve beautiful, clear code samples for documentation, presentations, and general communication.
We'll set the color to 36F9F6, and the font style to italic. The next one I want to make is for the italics. This will be for our little code snippets. Going back to our settings, we can add these rules. We can see that these code blocks are in the .markdown scope. I can see specifically what scope that they are in. From here, as I select words, I could see their language, token type, font style, foreground, background, all these things. But which TextMate rules do I make? Going back to my file, I can open up from the command palette Inspect TM Scopes. Next, I'm going to need to make some TextMate rules. Inside of editor.tokenColorCustomizations, I can specify what theme I want us to go for. I can create something called editor.tokenColorCustomizations. I'm going to start by going to settings.json. How can I update VS Code to let me do that? I noticed that lenses here in italics isn't displayed differently, and neither is view and set that should be code blocks. Instructor: My theme doesn't do all the syntax highlighting that I would really like it to do.
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