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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon iccir

File type icons

Open jbrooksuk opened this issue 10 years ago • 10 comments

Could you add file type icons?

jbrooksuk avatar Jul 08 '14 09:07 jbrooksuk

Probably! I'm waiting to see if sidebar icons will ultimately be distributed separately from themes (similar to Color Schemes). Right now I'm using a separate package for them, based on https://github.com/pryley/soda-theme

Steps to recreate:

  1. Clone https://github.com/pryley/soda-theme to a folder in Packages
  2. Rename the empty file Soda Light 3.sublime-theme to El Capitan.sublime-theme

This should link up the sidebar icons with El Capitan.

iccir avatar Jul 08 '14 11:07 iccir

My personal opinion is that themes should include them as required. Relying on "theme sets" would be a bad idea I feel.

jbrooksuk avatar Jul 08 '14 13:07 jbrooksuk

I agree with jbrooksuk. I think an icon set should eventually be included with the theme. While color theme preferences vary from developer to developer, I assume that people who chose a Yosemite based theme would also like to have a matching icon set.

jonathanmuth avatar Oct 16 '14 19:10 jonathanmuth

:+1: - the theme looks odd with the large indent and no supporting file icons. I think the icons found in Sublimes default theme would look good with this.

leepowelldev avatar Oct 22 '14 12:10 leepowelldev

I have thought about this some more. I agree, the sidebar does look odd without icons. In fact, I use icons in my own personal version (with the technique I mentioned above).

I'm still hesitant on supporting icons for every single file type in existence, but I'd like to add built-in support for folders and the default file type icons (plain / text / image / markup / source).

iccir avatar Nov 06 '14 09:11 iccir

:+1:

ghost avatar Nov 08 '14 19:11 ghost

You should check out the icons that Afterglow uses :)

jbrooksuk avatar May 02 '15 09:05 jbrooksuk

el_capitan_sidebar_blue_folders will change the folder color from yellow (Xcode style) to blue (Finder style).

iccir avatar Jun 17 '15 04:06 iccir

The above instructions for getting icons did not work. To change it so it worked:

-- put the downloaded folder in Packages/User -- Rename the folder to Theme - El Capitan -- Rename the file Soda Light 3.sublime-theme to El Capitan.sublime-theme as described

This was for build 3095

smlombardi avatar Sep 16 '15 16:09 smlombardi

@iccir, I can confirm the steps you informed to link the Icons to El Capitan Theme works. Thanks!

dklima avatar Sep 18 '15 03:09 dklima