0.12.0
Changelog for Nord Visual Studio Code — An arctic, north-bluish clean and elegant Visual Studio Code theme.
Features
Minimap search results visibility — #150 ⇄ #152 (⊶ 6b6655f)
↠ In VS Code 1.37 (July 2019) the search decorations in the minimap (code outline) have been improved so the entire line will now be highlighted with low opacity, and the actual match shown with high opacity.
To customize the color, the new minimap.findMatchHighlight
UI/workbench theme key has been added to Nord.
Before
After
Filled background color for „Find“ widget's button toggle active state — #151 ⇄ #153 (⊶ f5c767f)
↠ In VS Code 1.37 (July 2019) the Find widget's button toggle active state now has a filled background so that it is easier to tell when the focus is on an active toggle.
To customize the background color of the toggle active state, the new inputOption.activeBackground
UI/workbench theme key has been added to Nord.
Before
After
Unfortunately there is no UI theme key (yet) to also change the foreground color of active state toggles. It is "hard-coded" using a relatively bright color so it is not possible to also use a bright background color. It would be great to apply a "reverse" effect to e.g. use nord0
as foreground to increase the contrast when using nord8
as background color.
Improvements
Renamed theme file to enable „hidden“ theme development features — #143/#148 (⊶ 4f808c8) co-authored by @svipas
↠ An undocumented feature for theme extension developers is to ensure the name of the JSON file is suffixed with -color-theme.json
. This enables the JSON scheme validation for the theme API allowing developers to validate the implemented theme keys, showing warnings about deprecated keys and providing full auto completion, field documentations and color previews (color picker) for the HEX format.
By renaming the theme file, Nord aligns to the official bundled and default themes by adapting to the naming scheme without introducing a breaking change since the theme is identified by it's extension ID as well as the _metadata
field in the package.json
and not by the name of the theme file (which would be odd since a theme can provide multiple theme files).
The full changelog ist available here