u/BK-TSDev

Thanks for the advice, I got approval and posted on the firefighting subreddit already.

In the most recent version `2.0.7` there is another install method that works better, Custom UI Style, maybe try that?

Yes, Custom CSS and JS loader is the only one that works currently and it is mentioned in the README but I should make it more clear.

A fun FTC offseason project, released the robot reveal a week ago but figured to post here also.

Github: https://github.com/BrandonKirbyson/Weeble

Good idea and thanks for the examples. Are you talking about a specific indent guides extension or the default vscode guides?

Great, no problem.

Actually sorry, the solution probably is super simple. Just run Animations: Install Animations and click the install button. It needs to reload the custom css since vscode updated and now doesn't have the custom css.

Ok, thanks. Let me know if you can't get it working.

Also, a good first try is to just uninstall and reinstall the extension (settings will be saved, custom css will not).

Thanks, can I help fix the issue? Did the extension fully stop working or could you describe what happened. Thanks

I just published a version that fixes this issue.

That should be fixed now

Ok, thank you so much for noticing that. I will fix that as soon as possible.

Great to hear, enjoy.

I just published a new version that has that cursor effect!

I just published a new update! It included a few issue fixes but most importantly included smooth cursor animations like some people requested! I can't put a video here but check out the readme to see a gif of the cursor in action!

I might be able to get to that at some point but something like that is incredibly complex with vscode's structure.

Good idea, will do. Thanks

You could also try uninstalling and installing the extension again, it is unlikely this will fix the problem but worth a shot. Your settings should stay so don't worry about that. Do backup custom css if you have any.

If that doesn't work, that path doesn't seem right, could you try navigating to it yourself to make sure it exists. If it doesn't exist, try to find your vscode extension folder which should be in .vscode in your user root. Let me know what you find.

Also, I am assuming you put <username> to keep that private but if it actually said <username> then that is likely your issue.

Did you try opening command menu to search and run Reload Custom CSS and JS?
Also, did you try these steps?

Hmm, I am going to guess that it is because custom css and js needs to be embedded into vscode itself (the electron html file) and something about linux doesn't allow that. If any other linux users know a solution, please say.
Something I can think of is to just go to your vscode html file, which for me is here: file:///Applications/VisualStudioCode.app/Contents/Resources/app/out/vs/code/electron-sandbox/workbench/workbench.html
Then open it and try to edit and save it, let me know if it works because there may be a workaround in that case.

Thanks, I do know about that and plan to fix it soon. It is because vscode sometimes creates new elements or will update existing elements.