I have a theme and I would like to upload it to VSCode editor
But I don't know how to do it? I searched on YouTube and couldn't find it, I searched on Google
And the results were strange, so how is this done?
Here is a picture of the theme folder:
thank you
Copy the folder with the Theme (containing package.json) to the USER VSC extension folder
C:\Users\username\.vscode\extensions
Or package it in a VSIX file and use the VSC GUI to install. Use the Extension Bar top menu (...) entry Install from VSIX...
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This is the view of my files in Visual Studio Code.
And his how I'd like my files to be displayed.
How can I colorize my files in this way for easy reading?
This is the extension Material Icon Theme. If you install it, you should see something similar to your second picture in VSCode.
The extension you are searching for it's on Visual Studio Code.
It's called vscode-icons.
Link on the marketplace
How to install:
Open VSCode > File > Preferences > Extensions > Search "vscode-icons"
Click install and restart VSCode.
Download your icon theme
Nomo Dark Icon Theme
OR
Material Icon Theme
You can choose your favorite extension by trying
For Android Studio you can use Atom Material Icons
For VS Code I am using extension named vscode-icons
I want to customize the theme I'm using, how can I find the folder of it?
I wanted to customize 'Atom One Darker' theme but I can't find its folder in app/extensions.
How can I find it?
As the documentation explains, depending on your platform, the extensions are located the following folder:
Windows %USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions
macOS ~/.vscode/extensions
Linux ~/.vscode/extensions
Each extension (the themes are extensions too) is stored here in a directory whose name is generated by the concatenation of its ID and the installed version.
Search for a directory whose name starts with christopherafbjur.vscode-theme-onedarker- (it ends with the extension version).
To find the ID of an extension, open the Extensions view (menu -> View -> Open View... -> Extensions), filter the installed extensions (use the menu that pops up from the funnel icon or type #installed in the "Search extensions" box), find the one you need then right click on it and choose "Copy Extension Id" from the popup menu.
In Windows, you can find the default theme configuration files in C:\Users{user}\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\extensions\theme-defaults\themes
Make sure you're in the Programs folder and not the .vscode folder that's in Documents
I have installed vscode-icons extension. And set this as my preferred File-Icon Theme using File -> Preferences option in Visual Studio Code. All folders and files icons disappear. The extension is installed properly and I could see all the icons in the installed extension folder.
But when I switch back to Set(Visual Studio Code) theme, all the folder and file icons are visible. I have tried all possible options like install and uninstalling packages, libraries, extensions and VS Code itself. Please find below screen shot,
I am able to see folder and file icons after installing one more alternative extension called file-icons.file-icons.
Earlier I tried at least 2 extensions. But to my surprise, none of them worked. So I assumed that, something wrong in the VS Code.
Since VSCode version 1.31 I can't find anything into my project files. I've already reinstalled the VSCode App on my Mac, but nothing happened on it.
This option doesn't work without open the files before:
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/codebasics#_search-across-files
I've been searching on the web, but I didn't find anyone with the same problem as me.
Please, help me!!
To make all your files visible in search you must always make sure all the necessary files are present in the same director. And then as Renee stated in the comments above, you should add your working folder to the Workspace or open folder from the start screen. Below are the screen snippets of the Visual Studio code's start screen from where you can file Add Workspace Folder button. If it is not found, you can always find it under File menu.
Is it possible to change that ugly red dot icon on NetBeans tab with index.ftl? It comes with Freemarker plugin and indicates a ftl template.
To change the tab icon of this plugin you can follow the steps bellow:
Go to the Netbeans modules directory. In Linux it is cd $HOME/.netbeans/7.4/module where $HOME is your home directory. You can check where is this directory in different OSs in Netbeans Wiki.
There, you will find a file named org-ftl.jar. Inside this file go to org/ftl and you will see your icon which is named dot.png.
Substitute dot.png file by your desired icon and open Netbeans. Your will see your new icon in your Freemarker tabs.
It is not configurable, but with a little hacking, I think you can do this. There must be a png somewhere in a jar of the freemarker plugin or in one of the core files of netbeans. You would need to unzip the jar, update the picture and then zip it back (to jar).
Here's the plugin sources and Here's the icon. It doesn't look like the one you showed. Maybe you're using some other plugin?