Open Friend09 opened 3 years ago
Looks like, I have solved my own problem :)
Here are the setting I have added to VSCode settings.
"workbench.colorCustomizations": { "[Shades of Purple]": { "notebook.cellBorderColor": "#796cbd", "notebook.cellEditorBackground": "#0c1c32", "notebook.focusedCellBorder": "#fff000", } },
Here are more additions to the Jupyter notebook colors
"workbench.colorCustomizations": { "[Shades of Purple]": { "notebook.cellBorderColor": "#796cbd", "notebook.cellEditorBackground": "#17183E", "notebook.focusedCellBorder": "#F9CF34", "notebook.outputContainerBackgroundColor": "#17183E", "notebook.focusedEditorBorder": "#F9CF34", "notebook.cellHoverBackground": "#593383", } },
Not a Python programmer so never looked at it. Thanks for taking care of this. Can you send in a PR. I'd be happy to test. Also if you can share a sample Jupyter notebook and a simple guide on how to open/work with it. It'd help a lot.
Hi @ahmadawais , sorry for the late response friend. Was so exhausted with my current semester. Happy to send you the requested details shortly. I use your color theme every day both at work and college. That was the most used tool after VSCode, Jupyter notebooks in my day :)
Thank you! Raghu
Looking forward, and a PR would be great.
Jupiter Notebooks in VSCode is barely visible (the cell, output do not have clear differentiators to work w/ data) with Shades of purple theme (borders need a different contrast color). Requesting to make some updates to the color sheme
Please see the same work book w/ a lighter theme to see the borders