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Changing the warning color for typos #407
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First: I love this extension. I am writing my master's thesis in LaTeX with VS Code, and this extension has been incredibly helpful.
However, I am desperately trying to change the color of the underlining used by the Grammarly extension for spelling errors in VS Code.
My issue is with the default red underline. In my LaTeX workflow, red underlines are typically indicators of significant errors, such as issues that prevent LaTeX from compiling correctly. But Grammarly uses red underlines for a wide range of issues, many of which are not critical. For instance, it often marks red underlines for unrecognized label names and other minor issues. This can be misleading and makes it difficult to distinguish between minor writing suggestions and serious compilation errors.
I've looked through the Grammarly and VS Code settings but haven't found an option to change this. The settings in settings.json for Grammarly don't seem to cover color customizations, and altering the general error display settings in VS Code doesn't appear to affect Grammarly's underlines.
Is there a way to customize this aspect of the Grammarly extension? Can I change the underline color to something less intrusive, so it doesn't conflict with the critical error indications of LaTeX? Any advice or tips from others who have faced and solved this issue would be incredibly helpful.
Thank you in advance for your assistance! Being able to make this small change would significantly improve my ability to efficiently address the true compilation errors in my LaTeX documents.
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