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Character visibility #1
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nice eye. |
I'm aware that the darkness of the theme is intentional, and I love it a lot. That's why I use it. However the contrast between the characters makes digging through code a bit hard ><" |
Here are some code examples you can work with 🙂 |
i havent forgotten... been busy releasing a project OSS. it's still on my radar and i intend to do this. |
in the interim, you may find a new theme i made is handling some of your files better. find it here, it's fairly similar https://vscodethemes.com/e/ArgyleInk.kung-fury |
The theme looks great, but it's for vscode and not for sublime text sadly ><" |
it is for sublime as well https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Kung%20Fury |
While using the theme for PHP and JavaScript coding, the characters
,(":');
and the line numbering in general are rather hard to see on the darker background as they are even darker grey than commented text, and the same colour as the marker for the space key (which are actually perfect for me).The
(")'
characters are also inconsistent between PHP and JavaScript.Example with a block of JavaScript code:
Example with a block of PHP code:
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