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I installed the Guna theme which brings a nice color scheme that I would like to keep; however, the theme comes with a clock and weather widget that I can't remove even if I set the theme back to default.

Clock widget from the Guna theme, still showing in the Default theme.

I have tried setting the layer where the clock texture is contained, to have zero opacity, but then the most I got it to do was showing the clock in a different color.

The following lines are in the Guna theme's default settings, starting at line 166:

{
    "class": "sidebar_container",
    "layer0.texture": "Guna/assets/simple/sidebar/sidebar-bg-clock-nb.png",
    "layer0.inner_margin": [15, 55, 15, 0],
    //"layer0.inner_margin": [15, 70, 15, 0],
    //"layer0.inner_margin": [15, 92, 15, 0],
    "layer0.tint": "color(var(--background))",
    "layer0.opacity": 1,
    "content_margin": [0, 45, 0, 0],
    //"content_margin": [0, 60, 0, 0],
    //"content_margin": [0, 82, 0, 0],
},
{
    "class": "sidebar_container",
    "settings": ["gnwidgx"],
    "layer0.texture": "Guna/assets/simple/sidebar/sidebar-bg-nb.png",
    "layer0.inner_margin": [15, 55, 15, 0],
    "layer0.tint": "color(var(--background))",
    "layer0.opacity": 1,
    "content_margin": [0, 0, 0, 0]
}

I tried setting the content margin to [0,0] for the clock widget (like I've seen it's possible to do to hide file icons), like so:

{
    "variables": {

    },
    "rules":
    [
        {
            "class": "sidebar_container",
            "content_margin": [0,0],
            "layer0.opacity": 0
        },
        {
            "class": "sidebar_container",
            "content_margin": [0,0],
            "layer1.opacity": 0
        }
    ]
}

And the result is this: every sidebar element, including the files and folders, bugs out and leaves a trail as if I were shift+dragging everything in mspaint.

Result of my custom theme settings

Thanks in advance!

mihaelkyeah
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  • The layer1.opacity line is there in my custom settings because in the theme's original settings (I left it out because it was too long) there's a "layer1" of which texture is also related to the clock: (starting at line 188 in the original file:) ```{ "class": "sidebar_container", "layer1.inner_margin": [120, 40, 0, 0], "settings" : ["gnc_h00", "gnwidg1"], "layer1.texture": "Guna/assets/simple/sidebar/clock/clock_h00.png", "layer1.opacity": 1 }``` And 23 other similar lines detailing more clock textures for layer1. – mihaelkyeah Nov 22 '22 at 11:49

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Apparently Guna has a setting that adds the widgets (clock, weather, etc.) to all themes. Fortunately, it can be turned off. Select Preferences → Package Settings → Guna → Settings and add the following to the right pane:

    "sidebar_widget_on_other_theme": false,

You can turn off the widgets in Guna itself with this setting:

    "sidebar_widget": [],

Valid values for that array are empty (as above) or any combination of "clock", "weather", and "date".

Save the right pane when you're done, and the settings should be applied immediately. If not, you might need to restart Sublime.

MattDMo
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  • Amazing! It worked instantly. Thank you for illuminating me on using the **Preferences -> Package Settings** submenu, it went over my head. Thanks and regards! – mihaelkyeah Nov 22 '22 at 15:48