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I don’t know why this is bothering me so much, but I’m having a hard time figuring out what controls the background color for html attribute tags in Visual Studio 2010.
Here’s a screenshot from my setup, with arrows pointing at some of the offenders:
You can see how it’s a slightly lighter color, and it’s bugging me to no end 😀
If you know which setting controls this, I’d really appreciate it!
This is controlled by the “HTML Attribute Name” item. For just about each identifier that you can set a custom foreground color, you can also set a custom background color. Generally, you won’t want a custom background color, so you set the “item background” to “Default”, which generally means “inherit the background color from the setting for “Plain Text”.
Although, I can barely see the difference between the colors in your screen shot. I guess that just goes to show how poorly calibrated my second LCD screen is…