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I use VS Code and primarily use JS, jQuery, webpack, and SASS. I like having two projects open in the same VS Code window (the project I'm working on and a pas
by BlameKaneda 5y ago
I use VS Code and primarily use JS, jQuery, webpack, and SASS.
I like having two projects open in the same VS Code window (the project I'm working on and a past project I'm referencing), and it would be nice if I could use two different themes to distinguish them.
For instance, the background and tab colors of Project A would be a very dark grey and the background and tab colors of Project B would be dark blue.
Doing this would allow me to see which file belongs to which at a distance---for instance, both projects have files that are named the same like main.scss and index.js.
What I'll do is have everything from Project A on the left side and Project B on the right, but I have confused myself a few times in the past, so being able to set themes would be quite nice.
- solomatov 5y ago>I like having two projects open in the same VS Code window (the project I'm working on and a past project I'm referencing), and it would be nice if I could use two different themes to distinguish them. You could do it. Cmd + Shift + P and then "Workspaces: Add Folder to Workspace"