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Currently, the sidebar workspace list appears to share theme tokens with other UI areas like tabs.
I wanted to style the active workspace in the left sidebar similarly to my tmux config:
active workspace: blue background with bright/bold text
inactive workspaces: dimmer text
tabs: keep existing theme colors unchanged
Trying to do this through [theme.custom] affects tabs as well, because tokens like surface_dim, text, subtext0, and accent are reused across multiple UI elements.
Changing workspace-related appearance via theme overrides also changes tab colors and other UI elements.
The workspace list is a distinct navigation surface from the tab bar. It would be useful to customize it independently, especially for users coming from tmux-style status/window styling.
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idea / problem
Currently, the sidebar workspace list appears to share theme tokens with other UI areas like tabs.
I wanted to style the active workspace in the left sidebar similarly to my tmux config:
Trying to do this through
[theme.custom]affects tabs as well, because tokens likesurface_dim,text,subtext0, andaccentare reused across multiple UI elements.Changing workspace-related appearance via theme overrides also changes tab colors and other UI elements.
Example:
requested change
Expose dedicated theme tokens for the sidebar workspace list, so users can customize workspace styling independently from tabs.
Possible tokens:
Or similar names.
why you want this
The workspace list is a distinct navigation surface from the tab bar. It would be useful to customize it independently, especially for users coming from tmux-style status/window styling.
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