How to change the weird light color block in VS Code editor area

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Actually I don't know when it existed, but recently after changing some themes, the editing area has a strange light color block.

It's neither a blank string nor a blank line break, it 'jumps' with the area you're editing. This is quite annoying and I have not been able to find a real answer to this problem.

In some cases, changing the theme occasionally helps, but it mostly doesn't work, and I don't think that's a good idea because those light blocks are always stubbornly present, can anyone help?

P.S I hope I can express the problem precisely enough, I'm attaching a screenshot to point out the so-called 'light blocks'.

Thanks for any help!

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1 Answers

After some time of research, I have to think that this seems to be the only solution for now. Originally I used developer tools in an attempt to change the CSS, but decided that was an illegal hacking solution, and I thought the app could be overwritten if I updated it, so I abandoned that idea.

Now I found a possible solution.

Go into settings, search for: @id:workbench.colorCustomizations workbench

Note: You must choose to also modify on User, otherwise it will only work on the current window workspace.

After entering setting.json, look for Workbench: Color Customizations and add editor.background to workbench.colorCustomizations, example:

"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
   "editor.background": "#19485964"
},

The most important point is that transparency must be set! As long as editor.background is set to a certain level of transparency, then the "strange light color blocks" will disappear.

Although I'm not sure if this is a real solution, it can solve the problem to some extent, and no failure has been found yet, so I assume this is "barely a solution" for now.

If there is a better answer, I would welcome any additional information, thank you.

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