marcelo-mason/one-monokai-80s

🎨 VSCode One Monokai 80s theme.

one-monokai-80s's Issues

Large theme differences between 2.0.x and 2.1.x

I loved using this theme up to version 2.0.x, but the recent updates in past few days to 2.1.x change the colors a lot, it's basically a different theme from in my opinion. Could you consider reverting these changes and releasing under a different name, or releasing the old theme separately? Thanks for the work on this theme.

Before 2.1:

After 2.1:

Lack of contrast for deemphasized files and folders

This theme is my favorite and day to day choice. Nevertheless, the lack of contrast for deemphasized files and folders is an issue for me. It makes it unreadable for me.

I would like to customize it but cannot find the proper property to override from the official color theme guide. I would have thought the list.deemphasizedForeground would do the trick but no...

Would you know what property to override?

Thank you in advance and great job for this theme.

changing selection colors doesn't work

Installing into VSC and limiting other plugins activated/installed to eliminate leaves the following issue still present:

changing the selection colour background/foreground doesn't work in python. It makes the theme difficult to work with overall as selections are not highlighted and this makes editor changes on selected items a frustrating experience.

repo steps:

1. install theme and set as selected theme
2. open a python script (also note that conda vs a pyenv env makes no difference)
3. select some items in the file, commented or code makes no difference. The highlighted color is indistinguishable
4. make changes in the vsc settings files for editor.selection, selectionBackground, selectionHighlightBackground etc etc...
5. verify the overrides prescribed don't apply to actively selected words.
6. switch to a different theme to check own sanity
7. make overrides changes once again
8. verify they do work as expected
9. write up issue on github repo

Some terminal output is unreadable because terminal.ansiBrightBlack is roughly the same color as the terminal background

Please see attached image.