It’s a dark theme and is geared towards web development.
New Moon aims to strike a more balanced tone than some of the very high contrast themes out there. You’ll find that many options can be customized via a settings panel. There are several color schemes available, including: Monocyanide, Twilightcyanide, Acid, Alert, Golden, Mint and more. Overall, the theme will blend in beautifully for Mac users and will at least bring a taste of it to everyone else.Ĭyanide is a dark, minimal theme that works with Sublime Text 3. There are dark and light variations, along with some basic customization options. Gravity looks to bring some elements of OS X Yosemite and El Capitan to Sublime Text 3. There are lots of options here to make this minimal theme your own. It supports different tab heights, color options, sidebar icons and Markdown syntax. The look is very sharp and quite easy to read.Ī minimal dark theme for Sublime Text 2/3, Afterglow is actually based on Spacegray – which we covered above. It’s designed to take advantage of high-dpi displays and also sports alternate tab styles. Soda comes in both light and dark variations and works with both Sublime Text 2 and 3. This one is a nice inspiration for those who already use Material Design in their work. It allows you to choose from a number of color schemes and has a configuration panel to make for easy customization. Material brings Google’s Material Design to Sublime Text 3. Settings are available for font, tab and sidebar tweaks. The look is minimal and comes in three flavors: Spacegray, Spacegray Light and Spacegray Eighties. Spacegray is a set of custom themes for Sublime Text 2/3 that features Base16 color schemes. There is simply a ton of ways to tweak the theme. Plus, change settings for tabs, bars and panels. You can set various sizes, fonts, color accents, icon sets and backgrounds. Also included are dozens of options to help you customize things to your liking. There are settings for things like displaying a separator between UI panels, font size, tab size and more.īilled as the most ‘hackable theme’ for Sublime Text 3, Boxy comes in both light and dark variations. Regardless of which version you use, colors are bright and the theme makes for easy reading. There’s also a chance to expand your dark persona as Dracula is also available to use in over 40 apps.Īyu is a very simple theme for Sublime Text 2/3 that gives you three color options: Dark, Mirage and Light. Using a dark background actually saves energy as well, so you can be an environmentally conscious vampire. This will create a shortcut key to run the macro I saved as primary-base.Dracula is a dark theme that presents some great color contrast. To add a key binding, inside of the s add a line like the following: On the left you will have the list of Default key bindings and on the right any User defined key bindings that you have added. This will open a new window with a 2 columns layout. To open this file, under Sublime Text/ Preferences select ‘key bindings’. I would recommend against editing the default list but if you want to assign a different set of keys its fairly easy to do. Sublime text allows you to open and edit the file will all of the shortcut keys and also add user defined shortcut keys. These saved macros are located in /Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages. If you have a macro that you use frequently, after recording it you can save the macro then under tools/macros/users it will list all your saved macros allowing for easy playback.ĭon’t forget that you can use the multiline editing to put a cursor at the beginning of every line and then playback a macro to make the changes to all lines at once!
Now you can press shift+ctrl+Q to playback the macro for each line. The select ‘Stop recording macro’ or press ctrl+Q again. Put you cursor at the beginning of the line of the first AP and under tools select ‘record macro’ or press ctrl+Q, type the needed config and then move the cursor to the beginning of the next line. Lets say for example, you have a list of 50 APs that you need to move to another controller. Macros gives you the ability to record what you type and how you move the cursor and allows you to play that back on multiple lines. I do have some saved that I still use when the times comes though. But as I got used to using the multiline editing that I wrote about last time I forget about macros some. Its something that I used to use with Notepad++ a ton and when I first switched to Sublime I used them frequently. Macros are one of those things that I typically forget to use.
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