You can change the color of the brackets modifying your theme's color scheme file.
Go to Preferences / Browse packages open folder Color Scheme - Default find out your current theme file (default's Monokai.tmTheme
). Open it using Sublime Text and find the following part:
<key>bracketsForeground</key>
<string>#F8F8F2A5</string>
<key>bracketsOptions</key>
<string>underline</string>
<key>bracketContentsForeground</key>
<string>#F8F8F2A5</string>
<key>bracketContentsOptions</key>
<string>underline</string>
Here you can change the appearance of your brackets. If you change it to something like this:
<key>bracketsForeground</key>
<string>#FF8000</string>
<key>bracketsOptions</key>
<string>foreground</string>
<key>bracketContentsForeground</key>
<string>#FF8000</string>
<key>bracketContentsOptions</key>
<string>foreground</string>
..you'll remove the underline and add an orange color to your brackets.
Take a look to the rest of the file because (maybe) you'll find something more to change ;)
There's no need to restart sublime to see the changes. Just save the file.
Update for Sublime Text3
- Go to your Sublime Text 3 installation folder; cd into "Packages" folder. Search for
Color Scheme - Default.sublime-package
and copy-paste it into your Packages
folder (under windows is %APPDATA%Sublime Text 3Packages
).
- Decompress the file (with any unzip tool).
- Access the new generated folder and modify your theme's file (same steps as in Sublime Text 2).
- After applying your changes save the file and you'll see your changes.
- If you want, you can compress again the file as zip using
.sublime-package
extension but if you do so you must move that file to Installed Packages
folder.
Update 2
There's a very usefull package for editing plugins named PackageResourceViewer. It allows you to edit packages very easily, doing all the decompress & move stuff for you.
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