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Peter Vermeulen edited this page Jun 10, 2015
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Coverage colors
Depending on the theme used in Visual Studio, it's possible you might want to change the colors used to indicate covered and uncovered lines of code.
OpenCover.UI supports this through the editor settings dialog window in Visual Studio:
open the settings window by selecting 'Tools > Options' in Visual Studio
in the 'Environment' section, select 'Fonts and Colors'
search for the following items in the 'Display items' list for the 'Text editor' settings:
OpenCover.UI Covered Text Background: to change the background color (and potentially foreground color) used to indicate covered lines of code
OpenCover.UI Not Covered Text Background: to change the background color (and potentially foreground color) used to indicate lines of code that are not covered