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I've just switched from Atom to WebStorm as development platform. I'm rather new to Angular and JavaScript, but having a fully fledged IDE seems a bit better for me to figure out where errors are ing from.

I'm experiencing one little annoyance... I can't seem to find how to disable the multiline (template literal, I believe it's called) highlighting of the backticks (`). This is what it looks like:

Could someone please help me figure out how I can disable it?

I've just switched from Atom to WebStorm as development platform. I'm rather new to Angular and JavaScript, but having a fully fledged IDE seems a bit better for me to figure out where errors are ing from.

I'm experiencing one little annoyance... I can't seem to find how to disable the multiline (template literal, I believe it's called) highlighting of the backticks (`). This is what it looks like:

Could someone please help me figure out how I can disable it?

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Share Improve this question Follow asked Jul 19, 2016 at 11:31 CakeCake 50311 gold badge77 silver badges1717 bronze badges 4

• 1) So .. you just want to remove that green background color? 2) AFAIK you cannot disable it just there .. it will affect all similar places (where such functionality is used) -- is that OK? – LazyOne Commented Jul 19, 2016 at 11:52
• Yeah it's that green 'background' color, that is displayed between the two backticks (`). You sure there is no way to disable it? I don't mind sacrificing the other functionality with it. @LazyOne – Cake Commented Jul 19, 2016 at 13:09
• My #2 means: that background color can be removed .. but it will also be removed from other similar places. No actual functionality will be lost -- you will just loose an indication of such places (sometimes it's very helpful to see what is going on .. as in some cases where user configures IDE in a wrong way (accidentally or by mistake) such color allows to diagnose the issue straight away instead of wondering for eternity for possible reasons) – LazyOne Commented Jul 19, 2016 at 13:17
• @LazyOne Gotcha! Thanks for the help, I appreciate it! – Cake Commented Jul 19, 2016 at 14:19

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UPDATE

Go to

Preferences > Editor > Color Scheme > General > Code > Injected language fragment

and untick the Background option:

Editor screenshot

Found it! You can disable this by going to the Preferences > Editor > General > Injected Language Fragment > un-tick the 'background color'.

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