w3schools Light Theme

VSCode Theme based on Quite light theme. Integrates with a coding color scheme from https://www.w3shools.com Which is the largest web developer site on the Internet Over 2.5 Billion pages displayed per year that assure put the simple light theme colors they set are standard and code friendly. By providing colors that are simple, not chaotic, not confused and easy to understand.

Screenshots

To feel familiar from learning code on website w3schools

Installing

This extension is available for free in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace

Looking for the w3schools Dark Theme?

If you are interested please wait a little longer I'll hurry and make it up. And I hope you guys will like it.

What's new?

Click here to go to the Changelog

Inconsistencies?

If you find any inconsistency in any language, raise an Issue and I'll fix it, please provide a sample for the language so I can compare.

Attention: If you are using VSCode 1.43.0, you must be seeing very different colors, as reported here. An update to VSCode will be released fixing this issue for all themes, in the meantime, make sure you set this in your settings:

"editor.semanticHighlighting.enabled": false

Customization

If you are using VSCode 1.12+ versions you can customize the colors to your liking, overriding the ones provided by this theme. More info here.

Custom Font

The original w3schools Light Theme does not use a custom font, for that reason I don't supply a custom font either, but you might be using the Fira Mono font. You can easily customize your settings to use it.
If you download and install the font in your system, you can add this option to have a custom font:

{
    "editor.fontFamily": "YOUR FONT, Menlo, Monaco, 'Courier New', monospace"
}

Sponsors

If you want to support me for coffee I was delighted and thankful from the heart. contact me if you want.

Credits

• visualstudio > Color Theme)
• visualstudio > Publishing Extensions
• css-tricks > Creating a VS Code Theme

How we do?

Click here to go to the how we do it?