Hi there !
Like many of you in the competitive programming community i am a huge fan of Sublime Text .
I was wondering if it's possible to put a background image in Sublime Text.
Thanks for reading and happy coding!
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Hi there !
Like many of you in the competitive programming community i am a huge fan of Sublime Text .
I was wondering if it's possible to put a background image in Sublime Text.
Thanks for reading and happy coding!
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You gonna put my dih, aint you?
I don't know about Sublime, but I like Neovim!
same. I use tokyonight theme with terminal blurred
I have customized my nvim, but I need to learn a lot more than just that, for the time being I am thinking about learning about how to make snippets as extra ig.
Sublime Text does not natively support setting a background image for the code editor area. Their is a way though, you can make sublime window semi transparent using windowtop and then place desktop wallpaper as your image.
I did my reasearch. It seems its not possible.
I have a workaround for Linux Gnome Users, Use extension called Blur My Shell — It can make the application semi/fully transparent and you can set a desktop wallpaper.
Better extension may exists for specific OS/DesktopEnvironment. Which can either make application transparent or like add a background image natively within application.