Editor Theme

[Lauren Redder]

Brilliantappreciate the instructions. I had located the .node-red file in the dev user home, and checking PM2 status gave me the pointer that nr was running as a dev user process. I tried two or three ways to get vi and vim to write the settings file I found in nxtio/services/node-red/ and came up empty, I tried :w !sudo tee % as the dev user and what I thought was root.

Just want to get this strait. I was able to make everyting work just fine on my desktop version of Node-Red. When I open an SSH connection with PuTTY Login is sudo su it does not work with my password.

OK, so I have been away from this for a few days and ran into a little hiccup editing the settings.js file. Where in the file do you edit? I entered the java code on the last line and it stops the boot process. Is there a special spot where this needs to be entered? When I made this edit on my desktop version the settings.js had a spot in it already to make the edit. Also, just want to make sure the installation of the package goes in the /home/dev/.node-red folder correct? Really not trying to be a pain just would like to have a dark theme on my editor and not super at Java coding. FYI I am making edits to the file with nano if that helps.If you can post an example of a modified settings.js file would be awesome as well.

I'm trying to change the editor color schemes in IntelliJ Idea 13.1.3 community edition to a darker theme. I downloaded a theme from a website [Editor's note: the website has since been replaced with spam, and has been edited out] and imported settings through File->Import Settings.... The jar imported successfully and I restarted the IDE, but after restart there is no change in appearance. I have checked in appearance settings and everything is the same as before(no new theme). I'm new to IntelliJ Idea, so I may have missed a step or something. Any ideas?

I haven't been able to load my theme editor for the past few hours. It was acting very slow and will not load at all now. My internet is fine. The admin page loads in a quick manner, but when I click on the customize button it never finishes loading the theme editor.

Which browser are you using currently? I recommend ensuring it's one of our supported browsers, and then clearing the cache before trying to access the theme editor again.

If you don't have any other themes in your theme library, you can download a free theme to test this on. To try this out, head back into the 'Online store > Themes' section of your admin, click on 'Explore free themes', click on 'Debut', and then click 'Add to theme library'. Once Debut has downloaded to your theme library, you can follow the steps above to try to open the theme editor on this theme.

Hello, I am having the same issue. I have tried all of the solutions previously posted. It wont load on any of my themes, Ive tried chrome and safari, cleared the cache and also tried on the mobile app.

I'm also having the exact same issue and again tried all of the above methods to get it to work and on safari & chrome across 3 devices...! Really hoping this is a momentary glitch as I don't want to lose all my work.

We did have a brief interruption on June 18, 2021 that impacted the theme editor, and how it loaded on Shopify's end. However, this was quickly resolved, and you should all now be able to access the theme editor correctly.

Since the theme editor is loading correctly on Debut, and this issue is only occurring on the Lorenza theme, the best way to get this looked into further is to speak with your theme developers directly.

Did you have a chance to contact the Lorenza theme developers by following the steps I shared in my previous reply (linked here)? If not, please go ahead and follow those steps, as these developers are the best people to assist further with this.

Mine has been doing this for over a week now. I am in the middle of Rebranding my store and I can't even edit my store theme because it won't load the theme page. I've tried deleting the cache and all but it's still not working. I can't even load any of the themes.

Hello Rae, it is now 2023 and I am having this very issue and there seems to really be no answer. But at the same time I see where Shopify Tech Support chimed in and said that they fixed the problem, but people still seemed to have issues after that as well. Nobody really says what to do if I am not having the issue when in incognito mode and it all loads just fine. Because that is what is happening with mine. So what does that mean? That there is something wrong with my regular Chrome and I should contact them about it? Or is this still a shopify thing? Please let me know. Thanks

Tried all of the above. It's not working.

I can't even see any option load up, so as to change the theme compltely.

Heck, at this point, I would delete every bit of my work and start over if that would work, but if I dare to click on "Theme Library", then I can do nothing else. Internet and the rest of my system is fine. It simply will not load any option, any page.

Trying to edit blocks or individual pages is also pointless. NOTHING will load

I am facing the same problem. I am using defaulted theme of Shopify and I cannot edit although my Internet is fine, my Chrome is up to date and I have cleared cache. Please support me with this issue, thank you!

For anyone experiencing this issue that has a modified theme, if you have custom coded blocks in the schema on a page/section, then added content to those blocks through the customizer, then later remove the blocks in the schema for that page/section, you will experience this issue. You need to first go into the customizer and remove those blocks/content, then you can remove the blocks schema in the template.

Check the web address and try again, or try navigating to the Theme Editor from Theme. and my theme is arena commerce: and I faced an error: and I am working on Firefox because am unable to work on normal browsing of Google Chrome i have an issue and reported CHROME SUPPORT and Shopify as well and hope soon it will be fixed but right now I am still facing this on firefox: any advice please would be much appreciated! this is really frustrating and so sad because I've been accessing the customer regularly and on a daily basis because this is my daily job work here and suddenly it stopped. i dont know what suddenly happened. can i create a new theme.liquid file from the other website? is this going to fix the problem now?

Yes, this solved my problem! THANK YOU!

I had added some custom blocks to a .liquid file , then in the editor added an image and text to that block (which did not work they way I wanted ) so I just removed the code from the liquid file but not the changes I had made in the editor.

adding the code back, meant i could load the editor, I then could remove the image and block in the editor which fixed the issue

This can also happen if there's an error in your theme's config/settings_data.json file. If you know how to edit JSON, you could try duplicating your theme and then directly editing that code in the theme code editor. Start with a small value change somewhere, and then hit Save. You then might get an unrelated error message that could be the actual cause of theme editor issue. Based on the error message, try to resolve the issue and save. Once you validate that this fixes the issue, then make the same changes in your other theme.

Is there an easy way to allow the Editor Role to edit any theme settings in Twenty Ten or a Child of it? He should basically be able to do anything an Administrator can do reg. the Theme, probably even changing themes.

Another great plugin is User Role Editor ( -role-editor/). It is similar to Members, but much more basic and simple to use. Plus, the developers are always around to listen to feedback and offer assistance, if needed.

It seems that an earlier version of VSC primarily used the tmTheme definition format which allowed themes to be converted using this tool (also see a GitHub issue from 2017). However, since VSC is now using a new format to define its themes, I'm wondering whether there is a (simple) way to use existing VSC themes in the Monaco editor.

I created a small, POC repo to demonstrate how this can work. It's based on the monaco-vscode-textmate-theme-converter plugin. You can find the repo here and I published a tool to actually convert a theme here. Note, due to some loading issues you might need to do a hard refresh of the demo app before starting.

I use monaco and I found this open source repo which conatins almost all the regualrly used VSC themes like katzenmitch and cloud , which you could use as a npm package. When I went through the code I found that he used JSON format like for cobalt theme it was this code:

I suggest you could go through it . and make your own theme instead of using default VSC themes but if you still want to use vsc themes there are many repos like this one. Or you could use tools like -themes/ to generate theme for monaco from tmTheme files that picks colors from theme files and generates a json to be used directly with monaco.editor.defineTheme.

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