A crisp white theme for VS Code in blue, gold and red, with Navy and Blackout dark variants. Made by The DevLab.
Install
Open the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X / Cmd+Shift+X).
Search for Los Blancos and click Install.
Open the Command Palette, run Preferences: Color Theme and pick a variant.
Variants
Theme
Style
Los Blancos
Light: white background, blue accents and a blue status bar.
Los Blancos Navy
Dark navy, with a blue status bar and gold highlights.
Los Blancos Blackout
Near-black throughout, with a dark blue status bar.
Los Blancos Navy
Los Blancos Blackout
Palette
Role
Los Blancos
Navy
Blackout
Background
#FFFFFF
#0B1B33
#0A0A0A
Sidebar & panels
#F7F8FA
#081428
#000000
Text
#1A1F2B
#E8EDF5
#E8E8E8
Status bar
#004996
#004996
#002A57
Cursor
#004996
#FCBF00
#FCBF00
Badges
#FCBF00
#FCBF00
#FCBF00
Keywords, tags
#004996
#6FA8F0
#6FA8F0
Functions, attributes
#8A6D00
#FCBF00
#FCBF00
Strings
#6B5B3A
#F5DC9A
#F5DC9A
Numbers, constants
#C8102E
#FF6B7F
#FF6B7F
Types, classes (bold)
#000000
#FFFFFF
#FFFFFF
Comments (italic)
#6E7787
#7388A6
#7A7A7A
Development
Press F5 in VS Code to open a test window with sample files. The Blackout variant is generated from the Navy theme; after changing themes/los-blancos-navy-color-theme.json, run:
powershell -File scripts/make-blackout.ps1
Feedback
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