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  Published 01 Mar. 2015 This Post is a few years old and the Information provided might be out of date!

Sublime Themes & Icons

A Collection of Sublime themes and how to change the Sidebar Icons

Sublime Themes

Here are my personal favorite themes, I will update this List when I find new themes.

• Spacegray - https://github.com/kkga/spacegray
• Predawn - https://github.com/jamiewilson/predawn
• Material Theme - https://github.com/equinusocio/material-theme
• Agila Theme - https://github.com/arvi/Agila-Theme

How to change Sublime Sidebar Icons

I love to have Sidebar Icons in Sublime. This helps me navigate faster through my files and a little eye candy is always nice to have.

Replacing or overwriting Sidebar Icons from a theme can be easily achieved with a few steps. (With this method any Package Files can be overwritten).

1. Open Sublime and choose Preferences > Browse Packages
2. Create a new Folder and rename it like this: Theme - THEME_NAME_HERE (e.g. Theme - spacegray)
3. Next create a Sub-Folder with the Name icons. Some Icons need config files, for this case create a second Sub-Folder with the name Prefs
4. Find yourself some nice Icons - e.g. xaviesteve.com/5300/sublime-text-3-sidebar-icons-default-theme/

Folder Structure:

Sublime 3
> Packages
>> Theme - THEME_NAME_HERE
>>> icons
>>> Prefs

RTFM: www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/packages.html

Color Schemes

Color Schemes define the Text-Colors in Sublime.

• Base16 one of the widest used Schemes in many different variations: https://chriskempson.github.io/base16/
• Colorsublime is a Sublime plug-in, with the ability to see the changes of a Scheme "on the fly": http://colorsublime.com/