This guide will help you customise the appearance of Visual Studio Code.
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Install the Extensions
- Install all the extensions listed above from the VS Code marketplace.
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Modify
settings.json
- Add the configuration from the
settings.json
file to the main VS Codesettings.json
file. Make sure to back up your current settings as this may overwrite them.
- Add the configuration from the
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Reload the Window
- After making changes to the configuration file, restart the editor from the command palette by selecting "Reload Window".
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Keyboard shortcuts
- In addition, you can use key combinations from the
keybindings.json
file.
- In addition, you can use key combinations from the
- Better Comments
- Better Google Fonts for VS Code
- Code Spell Checker
- CodeSnap
- Color Highlight
- Convert CSS Units
- CSS Peek
- CSS Responsive
- eCSStractor for VSCode
- Error Lens
- Excel Viever
- filesize
- Highlight Matching Tag
- HTML CSS Support
- HTML to CSS autocompletion
- Image preview
- Import Cost
- IntelliPHP - AI Autocomplete for PHP
- Live Sass Compiler
- Live Server
- MDX
- Path Intellisense
- PHP
- PHP Debug
- PHP Intelephense
- PHP Profiler
- PHP Server
- Prettier - Code formatter
- Project Manager
- px-to-units
- Rainbow CSV
- Sass (.sass only)
- SCSS Formatter
- SCSS IntelliSense
- Txt Syntax
- Vscode Google Translate
- Alien Dark
- Catppuccin Perfect Icons
- cdnjs
- change-case
- Composer
- Console Ninja
- CSS Flexbox Cheatsheet
- CSS-in-JS
- Dot Log
- Dracula Theme Official
- ESLint
- GitHub Theme
- Iceberg
- Icon Fonts
- jsflowchart
- JSON Crack
- Kanagawa
- Monokai Pro
- Multiple cursor case preserve
- Night Owl
- Paste JSON as Code
- Peacock
- px to rem
- Quokka.js
- Snipped
- Soft Colors
- Stylelint
- Todo Tree
- Version Lens
- vscode-faker
- Xcode Theme
Feel free to explore and make Visual Studio Code look exactly the way you want it!