Visual Studio Code, remove accent yellow square

Visual Studio Code, remove accent yellow square

Tutorial for how to remove Yellow squares on accents in Visual Studio Code.

I myself had the problem and I looked for almost 1 hour for a way to delete them and I'll explain how to do it!

I hope it will be useful to you! Tell me in the comments please.

Yellow squares that we want removed

Image of what I want to remove in my Visual Studio Code.

Tutorial how to remove it.

You have to go to:

  • Settings (nuts)
  • Settings
  • Write Unicode at the top
  • Set "Editor> Unicode Highlights: Non basic ASCII" to False
  • Go back to your code and see that the yellow squares are no longer present

You can see the images below to check:

Go to settings, then write unicode then remove the yellow squares

 

Set to FALSE

I hope this tutorial has helped you! If so, please leave a comment to better reference it 🙂

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11 comments on the discussion forum for "Visual Studio Code, remove yellow square accent"

  1. Hello, thank you for your solution which helped me a lot.
    Another method, which I'll post here, is to move the mouse cursor over one of the characters circled in yellow, where a tooltip appears with a clickable "Adjust settings" option.
    Simply select the option: "Disable highlighting of non basic ASCII characters" and you're done.
    Kisses.

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