k9ordon / yosemite-unity-ui

An Atom theme for a more native experience on OS X 10.10 Yosemite - DEPRECATED
https://atom.io/themes/yosemite-unity-ui
MIT License
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Add Icons to Tree View #2

Closed ylor closed 10 years ago

ylor commented 10 years ago

Thanks for this UI. It's exactly what I was looking for. Would it be possible to add folder and file type icons like some of the other themes, notably seti-ui?

k9ordon commented 10 years ago

as I want to keep it yosemite "native like", i am not sure if language icons as outline icons would work that great.

any matching iconset for that purpose?

ylor commented 10 years ago

I'm not sure what you mean. I don't think that these would be too distracting to the intended aesthetic. In my (admittedly negligible) opinion, I'd say that looks more native and useful than just the chevrons.

I only say useful because it makes it so much easier to at a glance parse what's going on in the tree view.

MoOx commented 10 years ago

I think at least we should keep original atom icons (or similar) No icons is a bit weird. Too "sublime" imo. +1 to get icons (I don't really care if it's generic icons or not)

jasonmccallister commented 10 years ago

Icons would be a good idea. However, an option to toggle them on and off would be perfect as I personally prefer no icons on most projects.

Great work regardless!

MoOx commented 10 years ago

FYI guys, I found something that make me happy:

First, force icon visiblity by adding this in your styles.less :

.tree-view .entry > .header > .name:before, .tree-view .entry > .name:before { display: inline-block !important; }

Then

$ apm install file-type-icons

:)

k9ordon commented 10 years ago

Messed around with icons - Feels too much. screen shot 2014-07-15 at 18 32 32 screen shot 2014-07-15 at 18 27 42

If you want icons - use https://atom.io/packages/file-icons as @MoOx mentioned.

dwt commented 9 years ago

Out of interest, is there a specific reason this theme cannot just look up the native icons that the OS uses for these files? That would seem an awful lot more consistent than this?