panrafal / mustard-theme

Readable dark theme for Netbeans and Notepad++

MUSTARD

Readable dark theme for web developers. Available for IntelliJ, Netbeans, Notepad++, Textmate, Sublime 2 and HighlightJS.

Best served with Consolas.

Based on Waher style by Kristo Vaher

Instalation

IntelliJ

• Zip the contents of IntelliJ, rename it to *.jar
• Import the jar in File > Import settings

Notepad ++

• Copy Notepad/Mustard.xml to c:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\themes\
• Copy Notepad/APIs/* to c:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\plugins\APIs
• Import Notepad/userDefineLang*.xml in Language -> Define your language
• Restart Notepad++
• Choose the theme

Netbeans

• Zip the contents of Netbeans
• Import the zip in settings

Sublime 2

• Copy Mustard.tmTheme to Packages/Color Scheme - Default
• choose it

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Colors

Background	#191919	25	25	25
Keywords, Tags, Selectors	#EC691E	236	105	30
Classnames, Functions, Globals	#F7C527	247	197	39
Variables, Attributes	#ECD795	236	215	149
Operators	#FFFFFF	255	255	255
Strings	#A1D7F2	161	215	242
Numbers, RegEx, Control	#73E4F6	115	228	246
Coments	#80A78C	128	167	140

mustard-theme's Issues

Colors are off using Notepad++ 6.3 on Windows

I'm using Notepad++ 6.3 on Windows. After looking at your colors graphic and comparing it to a PHP document I'm editing, the colors are off.

For example:

Netbeans import broken a little bit

For some reason, Netbeans sets identifier color of CSS and JavaScript to white, even if they're exported in yellow.

For now, you have to change them by hand.