Seriously? Nothing?
So I’m the only one that see this…
Or are these big ugly distracting yellow icons just a figment of my imagination…?
Big ugly distracting yellow icon that replaces folded text
tito
#4
Search for “Theme - Default.sublime-package” its a zip package, open the file named “fold.png”, and just edit it.
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mikey1403
#5
Thank the Lord…
@nemotrm: Yes that’s the chap. And I object to it being called “little”…
@tito: I could kiss you. Now next question… is there any way I can use a new icon without overwriting the existing one? Either with the same filename but placed in a “special” directory, or a setting where I can point to the new icon I’d like to use? Otherwise as a last resort I will just overwrite the icon after beating it with a sledgehammer. But I’d rather be… you know… elegant about it, if possible…
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facelessuser
#6
Yes, just create a folder in called Theme - Default in your Packages folder, and copy your fold.png variant there. It will override the bundled one in Theme - Default.sublime-package. Ideally, in the future, Jon will one day expose this so that other themes can override it more easily.
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autarkie
#7
As a quick fix, I’ve made a less conspicuous fold icon. It is grey and semi-transparent, goes very well with dark Monokai, and probably with some other themes. I post it here for those who don’t have the time or the software to edit the file.
The file needs to be copied to \Packages\Theme - Default.sublime-package. Don’t forget to backup the old yellow fold icon by saving the original fold.png under an alternative name.
Here the updated fold.png: s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fi … 9812764057
P.S. The external file sharing service is due to restrictions on attachments here (some sort of quota is in place).
Regards,
Maxim
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gabrien
#8
Here’s another replacement with transparency.
Save this image: 
Rename it fold.png, and move it to Packages > Theme - Default.
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gabrien
#9
And here’s an example of how it looks using the Fold Comments plugin for Sublime:
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wbond
#11
Build 3127 introduced a new default theme, which included a new fold icon.
In build 3158, we added the ability to change the color of the fold icon via your color scheme. See the docs at http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/color_schemes.html, specifically the fold_marker in Global Settings and the general info about customizing a color scheme.
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jackcodes
#16
If you can pls share how to use fold_marker .
Tried:
in Preferences.sublime-settings:
“fold_marker”: “#111”
“fold_marker”: #111
“fold_marker”: “white”
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wbond
#17
Follow the links I posted. Color schemes are not customized by changing preferences. Here is the link again: https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/color_schemes.html#customization.
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wbond
#19
I’m fairly sure you can change the fold marker in .tmTheme files to. Since tmTheme uses lowerCamelCase, I believe it would be foldMarker.
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jackcodes
#20
I found you can use 2 files for the same scheme.
scheme.tmTheme
scheme.sublime-color-scheme
In scheme.sublime-color-scheme write:
{
"globals":
{
"fold_marker": "white",
},
}
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MKANET
#21
How funny. My taste is the complete opposite. I recently switched to VSCode. I went through great lengths to modify VSCode’s code folding icon so it uses Sublime text’s classic yellow fold.png icon; as I easily overlook the VSCode’s default monochrome icon in my code.
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