I followed the instructions from the answers in this question
Why do Sublime Text 3 Themes not affect the sidebar?
But my sidebar gets blacked out completely. You can't see any folders or text. I've even restarted Sublime and still no luck.
This is my code in my Preferences.sublime-settings - User file
{
"color_scheme": "Packages/Color Scheme - Default/Monokai.tmTheme",
"theme": "Soda Dark 3.sublime-theme"
}
Any ideas on what is wrong?
I just replicated this on my own machine.
First delete "theme": "Soda Dark 3.sublime-theme" from your user preferences first. Then follow the instructions by #MattDMo How to edit Sublime Text 3 Soda Theme. Essentially you'll want to pull the theme onto your machine before invoking the theme in your preferences through the addition of "theme": "Soda Dark 3.sublime-theme" back to your preferences. I didn't need to restart my editor for this. I'm using Sublime3 on my Windows 10 machine.
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hello, my question is the following, in the new visual studio code update, for Ubuntu Linux, the toolbar (attached photo) we can see that it is white, and it was to know if it can be changed to black as it was in previous updates, and how is it done? ... thanks
For the people who are looking for a new solution:
In the latest version of VSCode, you can add
"window.titleBarStyle": "custom"
to your settings.json file and it should use your vscode theme for the border/titlebar
The GTK Dark Title Bar could be the solution to your problems.
I also want to leave some more references to the various issues opened on the official vscode repo in the past years about this problem so that you can give a reading and get an idea of what happened.
#16363 - Allow to change the background color of menu bar (Windows & some Linux)
#11979 - Support dark theme in Gnome
#30031 - Add a way to choose theme variant (Gnome dark/light theme)
#45968 - Set the _GTK_THEME_VARIANT X11 property on top-level window to use "dark" theme on Gnome
I want to change the font of the search bar and also the results there, because I can't see it clearly
I saw your question still hanging so I installed Sublime on Debian to try to configure it.
First of all, you can read how to customize Sublime at here. And the part of interface you want to configure is called quick_panel, specifically class quick_panel_label.
At the end of theme configuration page, there is an example of customization file.
I don't know what theme are you using, but if you are using Default theme, you should create new file called Default.sublime-theme and place it in Packages/User/. You can quickly find that path by menu of sublime, Preferences -> Browse packages... .
Content of Default.sublime-theme should be:
[
{
"class": "quick_panel_label",
"font.size": 25
}
]
where font.size represent font size of menu you are trying to customize.
P.S.
If you don't know the name of the file your theme is using, from menu choose Preferences -> Theme... and all themes should be listed with their .sublime-theme file.
For example, I customized Arc Dark theme.
I hope this works for you.
I want to install icons for sublime 3 with this repo. At step 4 it says:
If your theme is Soda Dark 3, then create a new file called "Soda Dark
3" in the newly downloaded directory.
What file am I making? What is the file type? Is it .sublime-package? My theme is TwoDark but where do I get the name I need for the file?
In the example the filename should be "Soda Dark 3.sublime-theme", works for me.
I have create a customize color scheme for sublime 3.
The file like this.
Now I want to take effect in my sublime 3. But I don't know where should I put this file in. And how to let it work.
Run sublime text and Preferences -> Browse Packages and put your file in folder User. Restart sublime. Installed color schemes can be turned off from the menu Preferences -> Color Scheme. I think that should help.
How would you do to combine the dark theme for the code editor with the blue theme for the rest of the Visual Studio UI, is there a way to pick independent configurations for each one?
Blue default theme with dark editor
Using Visual Studio 2012, update 2 introduced the old Blue theme from VS2010 also available in VS2013 Preview
You can use Color Theme Editor to do this. Take one of the two themes as base for your edits and change it in the way you need to get a new theme. I do it for my self with other themes - no problems at all.
Yes, using the Color Theme Editor is the right answer. And you don't need to edit the color one by one. You can create a copy of the black theme, type "text editor" in the upper right search field, and then select all the filtered items in the main window, copy them, and paste to a copy of the blue theme with "text editor" filter in place. I did this in 1 minute!
This Channel 9 video explains how to do this, you can just watch the first 7 minutes.