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Changing Color of error messages
How to customize the package editor interface?Error Using Sow in DensityHistogram with ColorFunctionAligning Text Using Spaces While Maintaining Pretty PrintStyle of SlideshowDefault Chart Color Doesn't MatchHow to color separate a colored-in-pencil drawing?Help with GeoRegionValuePlotHow to find out valid values for an optionWhy does Mathematica ignore my stylesheet for DisplayFormulaNumbered cells?Using the “TemperatureMap” color scheme to color a 3D spherical plotChanging text color for Input fields
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I would like to change (from the stylesheet) the colors of the error messages. For example, trying to evaluate
Solve[wrongsyntax = 0, var]
gives an obvious error message. The Solve from the error message is in red and the message/comment is in gray. Is there a way to change these colors? I tried via AutoStyleOptions, but none of the options seemed to affect either.

front-end color customization stylesheet
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I would like to change (from the stylesheet) the colors of the error messages. For example, trying to evaluate
Solve[wrongsyntax = 0, var]
gives an obvious error message. The Solve from the error message is in red and the message/comment is in gray. Is there a way to change these colors? I tried via AutoStyleOptions, but none of the options seemed to affect either.

front-end color customization stylesheet
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I would like to change (from the stylesheet) the colors of the error messages. For example, trying to evaluate
Solve[wrongsyntax = 0, var]
gives an obvious error message. The Solve from the error message is in red and the message/comment is in gray. Is there a way to change these colors? I tried via AutoStyleOptions, but none of the options seemed to affect either.

front-end color customization stylesheet
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I would like to change (from the stylesheet) the colors of the error messages. For example, trying to evaluate
Solve[wrongsyntax = 0, var]
gives an obvious error message. The Solve from the error message is in red and the message/comment is in gray. Is there a way to change these colors? I tried via AutoStyleOptions, but none of the options seemed to affect either.

front-end color customization stylesheet
front-end color customization stylesheet
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Follow steps in this answer to create Default.nb in your $UserBaseDirectory. (replace Package.nb with Default.nb first!)
Then add those style cells:
Cell[StyleData["MessageMenuLabel"], FontColor->RGBColor[0, 0, 1]]
Cell[StyleData["MessageText"], FontColor->RGBColor[1, 0, 1]]
You may need to restart MMA but it should work:

How did I know which styles? Ctrl+Shift+E reveals styles used in messages:
Cell[BoxData[
TemplateBox[ "Solve","naqs", ..., "MessageTemplate"]],
"MessagesWindowMessage", "MSG", ShowCellLabel->True, ...
]
And CurrentValue[StyleDefinitions, "MessageTemplate"] reveals DisplayFunction:
TemplateBoxOptionsDisplayFunction -> (RowBox[
TooltipBox[
...,
RowBox[#1, "::", #2], BaseStyle -> "MessageMenuLabel"
],
":", " ", StyleBox[#3, "MessageText"]] &), ...
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Follow steps in this answer to create Default.nb in your $UserBaseDirectory. (replace Package.nb with Default.nb first!)
Then add those style cells:
Cell[StyleData["MessageMenuLabel"], FontColor->RGBColor[0, 0, 1]]
Cell[StyleData["MessageText"], FontColor->RGBColor[1, 0, 1]]
You may need to restart MMA but it should work:

How did I know which styles? Ctrl+Shift+E reveals styles used in messages:
Cell[BoxData[
TemplateBox[ "Solve","naqs", ..., "MessageTemplate"]],
"MessagesWindowMessage", "MSG", ShowCellLabel->True, ...
]
And CurrentValue[StyleDefinitions, "MessageTemplate"] reveals DisplayFunction:
TemplateBoxOptionsDisplayFunction -> (RowBox[
TooltipBox[
...,
RowBox[#1, "::", #2], BaseStyle -> "MessageMenuLabel"
],
":", " ", StyleBox[#3, "MessageText"]] &), ...
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$begingroup$
Follow steps in this answer to create Default.nb in your $UserBaseDirectory. (replace Package.nb with Default.nb first!)
Then add those style cells:
Cell[StyleData["MessageMenuLabel"], FontColor->RGBColor[0, 0, 1]]
Cell[StyleData["MessageText"], FontColor->RGBColor[1, 0, 1]]
You may need to restart MMA but it should work:

How did I know which styles? Ctrl+Shift+E reveals styles used in messages:
Cell[BoxData[
TemplateBox[ "Solve","naqs", ..., "MessageTemplate"]],
"MessagesWindowMessage", "MSG", ShowCellLabel->True, ...
]
And CurrentValue[StyleDefinitions, "MessageTemplate"] reveals DisplayFunction:
TemplateBoxOptionsDisplayFunction -> (RowBox[
TooltipBox[
...,
RowBox[#1, "::", #2], BaseStyle -> "MessageMenuLabel"
],
":", " ", StyleBox[#3, "MessageText"]] &), ...
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$begingroup$
Follow steps in this answer to create Default.nb in your $UserBaseDirectory. (replace Package.nb with Default.nb first!)
Then add those style cells:
Cell[StyleData["MessageMenuLabel"], FontColor->RGBColor[0, 0, 1]]
Cell[StyleData["MessageText"], FontColor->RGBColor[1, 0, 1]]
You may need to restart MMA but it should work:

How did I know which styles? Ctrl+Shift+E reveals styles used in messages:
Cell[BoxData[
TemplateBox[ "Solve","naqs", ..., "MessageTemplate"]],
"MessagesWindowMessage", "MSG", ShowCellLabel->True, ...
]
And CurrentValue[StyleDefinitions, "MessageTemplate"] reveals DisplayFunction:
TemplateBoxOptionsDisplayFunction -> (RowBox[
TooltipBox[
...,
RowBox[#1, "::", #2], BaseStyle -> "MessageMenuLabel"
],
":", " ", StyleBox[#3, "MessageText"]] &), ...
$endgroup$
Follow steps in this answer to create Default.nb in your $UserBaseDirectory. (replace Package.nb with Default.nb first!)
Then add those style cells:
Cell[StyleData["MessageMenuLabel"], FontColor->RGBColor[0, 0, 1]]
Cell[StyleData["MessageText"], FontColor->RGBColor[1, 0, 1]]
You may need to restart MMA but it should work:

How did I know which styles? Ctrl+Shift+E reveals styles used in messages:
Cell[BoxData[
TemplateBox[ "Solve","naqs", ..., "MessageTemplate"]],
"MessagesWindowMessage", "MSG", ShowCellLabel->True, ...
]
And CurrentValue[StyleDefinitions, "MessageTemplate"] reveals DisplayFunction:
TemplateBoxOptionsDisplayFunction -> (RowBox[
TooltipBox[
...,
RowBox[#1, "::", #2], BaseStyle -> "MessageMenuLabel"
],
":", " ", StyleBox[#3, "MessageText"]] &), ...
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