Closed dogoku closed 10 years ago
First, thank you very much for the suggestion.
It seems more correct to enable this feature through the user preferences file. In this way, the three types of height tabs could have different types of paddings, as shown in Readme.md: https://github.com/YabataDesign/afterglow-theme#horizontal-padding-tabs
You must first upgrade the package: Package Control: Upgrade Package
and select Theme - Afterglow
.
Then in Preferences -> Settings - User
must add this:
{
"tabs_padding_small": true
}
And if necessary, restart Sublime Text.
cool, thx
I didn't think that someone using the small tabs would want the large padding, that's why i didn't create a seperate option, but I guess it makes sense. mix and match is now possible.
{
"tabs_medium": true,
"tabs_padding_small": true
}
The horizontal padding is too much for small tabs and the close button is not in the expected position. In addition, the padding becomes a problem when you have a lot of tabs open.
[8,0,5,0]
seems to work well, as there's a 2-3px padding on the right coming from somewhere else which I couldn't get rid of