VSCode Theme Samples
The XPath-Embedded VSCode extension uses Semantic Token types for syntax highlighting.
Where token types are not supported by themes, the extension configuration maps the token types to TextMate scopes that are more commonly supported by themes. Some themes work with the current configuration better than others.
This page contains VSCode Editor screenshots checking the effectiveness of XSLT/XPath syntax highlighting. Using this extension with a selection of the VSCode Theme extensions available.
The recommendations here are based on getting good color separation for adjacent tokens. Please note though that color perception is a very subjective thing and opinions will vary!
- Quiet Light
- Solarized Light
- Night Owl Light
- Winter is Coming Light
- Horizon Bright
- Dark+
- Monokai Dimmed
- Community Material Theme
- Material Theme
- Noctis
- One Dark Pro
- Palenight
- Night Owl
Light+
Quiet Light
Solarized Light
Community Material Theme Lighter
Horizon Bright
Horizon Bright Bold
Horizon Bright Italic
Community Material Theme LIghter
Night Owl LIght
Noctis Hibernus
Noctis Lilac
Noctis Lux
Firefox Quantum LIght
Winter is Coming Light
Abyss
Dark+
Kimbie Dark
Monokai
Monokai Dimmed
Red
Solarized Dark
Tomorrow Night Blue
High Contrast
Community Material Theme
Community Material Theme Darker Hight Contrast
Community Material Theme High Constrast
Community Material Theme Ocean Hight Contrast
Dracula
Dracula Soft
DuoTone Dark Earth
Duo Tone Dark Forest
Horizon
Material Theme
Material Theme Darker
Night Owl
Noctis
Noctis Azureus
Noctis Bordo
Noctis Minimus
Noctis Obscuro
Noctis Sereno
Noctis Uva
One Dark Pro
Palenight Theme
Winter is Coming (Dark Blue)
Winter is Coming (Dark Black)
Fire Quantum Dark
