Look this pic. The tab doesn't show the file name.

ColorSublime.com has now been taken over and redirects to a site distributing malware. It might be an idea to remove the links from the READMEs to ColorSublime.

Using Seafoam-pastel-light/dark and indent guide is not showing (user settings set to "editor.renderIndentGuides": true)

For reference, here's what it looks like on a built-in theme Solarized Dark:

This theme hides comment blocks that start with /** in PHP. Comment blocks starting with /* are shown correctly.

Update: This is on the IDLE theme

This is a sample code, in which the cursor is on "abc" string.

In vscode 1.7.2, it use the right colors:

But in vscode 1.11.2, it use the same (or near same) color of selection:

Expected:

Actual:

Hey buddy,
firstly thanks for porting my theme, very handy now that I have moved to vs code. Could you add my name to the read me please though 👼 its the Meteor Theme

My friend use webstorm before and now he want to use vscode, he says he can change color of some variables in webstorm when he use monokai, now he uses vscode and he wants to know whether he can make his own customizations of some variable's color like in webtorm, and how.THX!

Since the recent update to the fantastic Monokai theme, blade templates have had a shady color scheme that is different from the usual colors when working with .html files. Any update to fix this? Here are the screenshots:

~ Working with .vue/.html files

~ Now working with .blade files

First of all, I find this theme great, it's difficult to find good light themes like this.
I'm using version 1.1.0 (recently upgraded from 1.0)
Attached an image sample of 3 problems that I find quite annoying to work with.

1. The current file path should be darker to be readable
2. When searching a string in the current editor, the text of the search box is not visible ("Monaco" should be read in the example image).
   Also the "No results" tag next to this search text box when no matches, has a dark grey foreground difficult to read over the dark red background.
3. In json files, "comma" and "colon" and "semicolon" are barely visible.

I tried to figure out how to modify the theme but I couldn't locate the exact tags.
I hope they could be fixed.

Thanks !!

I'm not sure but I believe the Paraiso themes are not working. I haven't tried the other ones. The obvious issue for me is that the background color is incorrect when using paraiso_dark. Does it work for you @gerane ?

I'm on a mac, running CODE Version 0.10.1 (0.10.1)

Thanks so much for porting all of these themes! Would it be possible to get Materialize - Glacier or Glacier?

Hi, thanks for porting my ST theme SpaceRave to VS Code! Just saw that it has over 825 installs on Visual Studio Marketplace. I'm very flattered that people actually use my theme. 😄

I would like to ask if you could credit me in SpaceRave's README.md file like so:
By Younes Zakaria (Twitter: [@drcd_](http://colorsublime.com/theme/SpaceRave))

Thanks! :)

I am using abyss theme and I would like to change the PHP constant to Italic, How can I edit it?

As can be seen below. I don't think it's desired behavior because in TS it looks just fine.

Birds of Paradise version 0.0.3 stopped working for me. VSCode does not recognize "BirdsofParadise" in the settings.json file. It also does not show in the Color Theme Preferences. Installing 0.0.2 fixes the issue for me.

VSCode 1.39.1
Fedora x64

Thanks for your work.

Thanks for a nice theme. I just noticed a significant UX issue with C/C++ files, namely this file.

The part after #define is barely readable - we should probably try to find a better color for this.

Editor ignore background, as result - errors is invisibles

At the latest vsocode version (1.39.1) in the morning ,it stopped work

I installed VSCode fresh today and tried to install Birds of Paradise, but it reverted back to the default theme when I switched to it. Reinstalling Birds of Paradise didn't work. Anything else I should try? Thanks!

Compare this: http://colorsublime.com/theme/Tomorrow_Night (Html tab)

With this (from VS Code):

Monokai-Cobalt Theme doesnt' work with lastest VS Code update.

Successfully installs but it doesn't appear in the Color theme selection menu.

VSCode:

Version: 1.39.2
Commit: 6ab598523be7a800d7f3eb4d92d7ab9a66069390
Date: 2019-10-15T15:33:00.827Z
Electron: 4.2.10
Chrome: 69.0.3497.128
Node.js: 10.11.0
V8: 6.9.427.31-electron.0
OS: Darwin x64 19.0.0

Extention:

Name: Monokai-Cobalt Theme
Id: gerane.theme-monokai-cobalt
Description: Monokai-Cobalt Theme ported from the Monokai-Cobalt TextMate Theme
Version: 0.0.5
Publisher: gerane
VS Marketplace Link: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=gerane.Theme-Monokai-Cobalt

The Batman theme is one of the best I have ever used on Visual Studio Code. However, there is a slight issue due to the color scheme of the comments in Java and inactive lines.

As you can see in the screenshots below, both the lines contain comments but a comment is only visible when the cursor is on the same line.

Kindly solve this at the earliest. In the meanwhile, I'll have to switch to another theme as I primarily use Java and need to read comments on multiple lines at the same time.

There is currently no markdown syntax for the Dark Dracula theme.

The theme does not look like the GooeyPastel theme from the screenshot?

Since the last update the sunburst theme can not be selected any more.
After some debugging I noticed errors in the package.json (in the extension folder) at lines:
"name": "theme-sunburst", -> was in uppercase
and I changed in contribute.themes the object to:
"themes": [
{
"label": "Sunburst",
"uiTheme": "vs-dark",
"path": "./themes/Sunburst.tmTheme"
}
]

After this, I could select this theme again!
This might work for other themes too.

Looks like this:

At the moment there's no highlight for markdown.

I'm using the Halflife theme, which was working perfectly for both Javascript and PHP yesterday, is now broken in the latest Visual Studio Code.

Left is VSCode, right is what it looked like yesterday (and what it looks like on the colorsublime website):

This is what I see after having installed (via vscode market place) and activated the neon theme:

I'm assuming that's not intended behaviour? I see this both on an iMac and on a windows 10 computer.

Pictures can be more intuitive 😄

I got lucky to find your username on GitHub but other people might not have the same reflex.

See https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/extensionAPI/extension-manifest for more info on the package,json part.

Everything except comments is rendered either white or light blue, as seen in the screenshot above.

Closing tags have a white < and the rest of the tag light blue.

I don't see any license info for the Monokai Dimmed theme. Is it available for me to use as a color theme in another project?

When we switched to having themes beeing configured in the settings, we wanted to avoid a non-human readable theme ids in the user settings. Instead, we opted for the label instead. Obviously, that can lead to conflicts. That is not so much a problem when both themes come from an extension as once can uninstall the conflicting extension again. But for conflicts with one of the built-in theme the fix is for the 3rd-party theme to change the name.
The following themes from this repo collide with the built-in themes:

• Monokai
• Abyss
  It would be great if you could give these theme a unique name, such as 'Monokai (Gerane)'.
  A unique name is also beneficial to recognize it in VSCode extensions view and in the marketplaces or when users want to recommend it.

Since you the theme gallery is flooded by yours, can you add at least images to preview the themes?

Currently the Earthsong Theme highlight color hides the selected text:

Thanks @gerane for the great collection of themes!

I've used the HalfLife theme for a long time, but since updating to Visual Studio Code 1.39.2 today, it no longer works. I can't select it or change to it. I've uninstalled it, reinstalled it, disabled it and re-enabled it with no luck.

This error appears in the Visual Studio Code dev tools console:

[gerane.Theme-HalfLife]: Expected string in `contributes.themes.path`. Provided value: undefined

I'm running Visual Studio Code on macOS 10.15 (Catalina).

Im using the latest version of VSCode and Facebook Theme and i have this identation line red
So.. how can i change red color on theme ?

It's not working and no effect.

I'm on windows 10, vscode version is 1.0.

Somehow commas are not visible under certain circumstances with the tomorow theme.

Selected row has almost same background color as $variable's color on Gedit theme
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=gerane.Theme-Gedit

The first picture is a shot of my document using the Monokai Color Scheme. The second is a shot of the same document using the Brogrammer Color Scheme.

Disappearing when Highlighting

When I select text like in the screenshot the selected text disappears. Thanks for adding all these great Color themes to VSCode.

Current color of line highlight is very bright and hides text making it very hard to write code.

Right now, the Monokai-Soft theme doesnt support markdown. It would be nice to have syntax highlighting for markdown files as well (different colors for different headers, bold, italic, etc).

"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
"sideBar.background": "#141525",
"editorGroupHeader.tabsBackground": "#141525",
"tab.border": "#141525",
"tab.inactiveBackground": "#141525",
"editor.lineHighlightBackground": "#4B432E",
"input.background": "#141525",
"sideBarSectionHeader.background": "#141525",
"scrollbarSlider.activeBackground": "#141525"
},

Add this line to your config and change colors for your theme!