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Themes and UI cusomization #418
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+1 this, opencode has this and is super nice to have catppuccin everywhere
Reacted by Scarce Koi, Seif Hussam, Đorđe Stanković, cschar, Costeer, Andrei Don and Tiago Oliveirarelates to #1279
I think that the approach mentioned in that issue is the better one. Give me a custom CSS stylesheet or snippets like Obsidian! As long as I can launch
devtoolsint3code, then I can modify the UI to my hearts content.The only problem: Tailwind. It is hard to customize a UI that uses Tailwind. You will need some unique class or id names unless I just override your tailwind classes, which can be tedious.
Reacted by Seif Hussam, Đorđe Stanković and Costeerplease the black background is way too dark! need a few themes by default like a light grey
Reacted by André Mácolafirst thing i did! open settings to see if i could use a theme that isn't such a harsh white or black, and inherit text scaling for my 4k tv display that's on the opposite wall. +1
I would strongly encourage you to adopt theming and full UI customization like VS Code or Zed.
Why?
Some of us can't stare at the dull white on black text that Codex app has. I can't read the code as well without coloring the syntax. No, not a skill issue, but rather a bit of neurodivergence. I need the color and ability to adjust font-family, font-size, etc.
CLI's are better, but not perfect.