Made with ♥ by Stargirl Flowers.
View -> Extensions
.Witch Hazel
and click Install
.Witch Hazel Hypercolor
or Witch Hazel
using Preferences -> Color Theme
.ctrl+shift+p
(Windows & Linux) or cmd+shift+p
(macOS).Package Control: Install Package
from the command palette.Witch Hazel
and install it.Witch Hazel
using Preferences -> Color Scheme
.Preferences -> Browse Packages...
.Witch Hazel
using Preferences -> Color Scheme
.Preferences -> Editor -> Color Scheme
.gear
icon and choose Import Scheme
.pip install witchhazel
.conf.py
.pygments_style = "witchhazel.WitchHazelStyle"
.Settings -> Install
).Witch Hazel
using Settings -> Themes -> Syntax Theme
.termguicolors
global option should be true
With vim-plug:
Plug 'theacodes/witchhazel'
alongside your other plugins between plug#begin()
and plug#end()
PlugInstall
colorscheme witchhazel
to your .vimrc
or init.vim
vim
or run the vimscript command colorscheme witchhazel
use { "theacodes/witchhazel" }
to the packer.startup
callPackerSync
vim.cmd "colorscheme witchhazel"
to your init.lua
nvim
or run the vimscript command colorscheme witchhazel
$HOME/.vim/colors/
for Vim, $HOME/.config/nvim/colors/
for Neovim)colorscheme witchhazel
to your .vimrc
or init.vim
vim
or run the vimscript command colorscheme witchhazel
If your editor supports tmTheme
files, then you can download the theme and install it: Classic, Hypercolor
If not, you can port it! Let us know if you need any help and send a pull request.
This theme was created using this editor and is inspired by the amazing FairyFloss theme. Demo files courtesy of Night Owl. It's hosted on GitHub and contributions are welcome!