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Neutrality

Neutrality

Mike Flanigan

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Light theme
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Neutrality - A light theme, with balanced colors to minimize eye strain

Supported Languages

Polished support for ES6 (JavaScript), HTML, CSS, SCSS, Markdown, JSON. General support for most other languages, based on the colors used for JavaScript.

About Neutrality

Neutrality is a darker version of Daobeam, with modified foreground colors.

All colors are meant to compliment each other. I have attempted to harmonize colors using a professional tool.

CSS: Property values are all the same color (good!).

Comments: Consistent contrast level compared to other code. Theme designers: we already understand that comments are not processed as code. We don't need a visual indication (making them ultra-low contrast, etc.). We should be able to read comments just as easily as code!

I am open to pull requests and constructive feedback. I would like to see polished support for many other languages, particularly back-end languages. If you like Neutrality, please review it.

User Settings Recommendations

VS Code user settings has properties to increase the font-size of the source code (editor.fontSize), the terminal (terminal.integrated.fontSize), but not the editor sidebar. Here is a workaround for this limitation: Increase the overall font-size of everything using window.zoomLevel, and then slightly decrease the editor.fontSize and terminal.integrated.fontSize to compensate for increasing window.zoomLevel:

{
    "workbench.colorTheme": "Neutrality",
    "editor.fontFamily": "Consolas",
    "editor.wordWrap": "on",
    "files.autoSave": "onFocusChange",
    
    //BEGIN these settings work in tandem ~~~~~~~~
    "window.zoomLevel": 0.7, // 0.7<-- keep this value in a comment, because it will be overwritten on ctrl + 0, ctrl + +, or ctrl + -.
    "editor.fontSize": 16, // smaller than I would want it if window.zoomLevel was 0
    "terminal.integrated.fontSize": 15, //smaller than I would want it if window.zoomLevel was 0
    //END these settings work in tandem ~~~~~~~~    
}

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License

GNU General Public License v3.0

Enjoy Neutrality!

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