The style Global override represents a pseudo-style, which overrides the default style of any language. Then :Īll styles, different from Global override, refer to settings specific to the Normal Text language only ! Let’s suppose, that you chose the options Default (stylers.xml) theme and Global Styles language. The Global Styles language, which describes all the default settings, used when language is set to Language > N > Normal Text The button Find All of the Find in Files dialog The buttons Find All in All Opened Documents or Find All in Current Document of the Find dialog The Search result item describes some settings of the Find result panel, when clicking on : The different modifiable styles, of each language, are described in the corresponding drop-down Style list shown. When you choose the N++ option Settings > Style Configurator., a dialog opens with, by default :Ī drop-down Themes list, which refers to the Default (stylers.xml) theme, on top of the dialogĪ drop-down Language list which refers to the Global Styles language, on the leftmost part of the dialogĪ drop-down Style list which refers to the Global override style, on the left of the dialogĪny item, different from the first Global Styles and the last Search result, are specific built-in languages, different from Normal Text and any UDL language.
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