Colorful and black and white Color Schemes for Sublime Text, and themes for Visual Studio Code, TextMate and Custom.css themes for Chrome DevTools.
- Download the repository in this zip file.
- Unzip the files and copy the folder
ublime
or the individual.tmTheme
files. - Paste the files anywhere in the Packages folder, which can be opened from Sublime Text via
Preferences > Browse Packages
.
Automatic Download with Package Control
Just search for Ublime Color Schemes.
Select the Color Scheme via Preferences -> Color Schemes
.
You can apply different color schemes to different filetypes (for example, one for .js, another for .css and a third one for the rest as default).
- In the menu go to
Preferences > Settings - More > Syntax Specific - User
. - It will open a settings file for the extension of the current file.
- Just write the appropriate .json configuration.
Example:
{ "color_scheme": "Packages/LocationOfTheTheme/themeName.tmTheme" }
Visit https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=imagentleman.ublime-themes and click on "Install".
- Download the repository in this zip file.
- Unzip the file and copy the vscode-ublime-themes folder.
- Paste the folder in Visual Studio Code's extensions folder, which can be found on
~/.vscode/extensions
on Mac and onc:\Users\yourusername\.vscode\extensions
on Windows.
- Download the repository in this zip file.
- Unzip the files and copy the individual theme folders (e.g.
gruntilda-syntax
, the ones with the suffixsyntax
, the others are for VS Code) you want. - Paste the files in Atom's Packages folder, which can be found on
~/.atom/packages
on Mac and onc:\Users\yourusername\.atom\packages
on Windows.
Just double click the theme file (the file with a .tmTheme extension
).
Replace the empty Custom.css
file in the Chrome profile folder with the css file of the theme from the zip.
The Custom.css
can be found in:
Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/User StyleSheets/Custom.css
PC: C:\Users\ReplaceWithThisWithYourUsername\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User StyleSheets\Custom.css
Ubuntu (Chromium): ~/.config/chromium/Default/User StyleSheets/Custom.css
Note: Since Chrome 33 you need to enable a flag and use the custom.css file via an extension. Follow the instructions here, or use this sample extension, or read the whole story from the chromium people.
Shakira.