Zellner Theme Extended for Visual Studio Code

The extended companion pack adds 10 light and dark variations to the two core themes in Zellner Theme (Open VSX).

🎨 Included Theme Families (10 Themes)

1. Zellner Bright & Zellner Bright Dark

Unified pure-white (#FFFFFF) and pitch-black (#000000) editor and sidebar surfaces paired with vibrant magenta (#FF00FF / #FF66FF) active tab top borders.

Zellner Bright	Zellner Bright Dark

2. Zellner Bright Blue & Zellner Bright Blue Dark

High-contrast unified workbench surfaces paired with classic blue (#0000FF / #61AFEF) interactive accents and active tab top borders.

Zellner Bright Blue	Zellner Bright Blue Dark

3. Zellner Bright Magenta & Zellner Bright Magenta Dark

High-contrast unified workbench surfaces with bold magenta (#FF00FF / #FF66FF) interactive buttons, focus rings, and active tab indicators.

Zellner Bright Magenta	Zellner Bright Magenta Dark

4. Zellner Soft & Zellner Soft Dark

Warm, eye-comfort paper (#FAF9F6) and charcoal slate (#181A1F) backgrounds with softened contrast and gently desaturated Zellner syntax tokens.

Zellner Soft	Zellner Soft Dark

5. Zellner Pastel & Zellner Pastel Dark

Delicate, low-saturation pastel syntax palettes on soothing cream (#F6F4F0) and deep twilight (#1E2028) surfaces designed for extended coding sessions.

Zellner Pastel	Zellner Pastel Dark

🚀 Activation

1. Open Command Palette: Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (macOS).
2. Type Preferences: Color Theme (Ctrl+K Ctrl+T or Cmd+K Cmd+T).
3. Choose any of the 10 extended Zellner variants.

🛠️ Building

From the yuyuqp/zellner monorepo root, run pnpm build to generate both packs, or pnpm run build here to generate these ten themes only.

📄 Credits & License

• Authored and maintained by Yue Yu under the MIT License.
• Original Vim colorscheme designed and authored by Ron Aaron (ron@ronware.org), maintained in the Vim colorschemes repository under the Vim License.
• Workbench and syntax theme templates adapted from Visual Studio Code default themes (microsoft/vscode), Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation (MIT License).