Sweet Sweet - A theme for Typora

A dark theme for Typora — built for simplicity and calm long-form writing.

Overview

Sweet Sweet is a dark Typora theme with a soft, slightly muted palette: warm yellow accents, dusty pink borders, and sage green for callouts and code highlights. It uses Young Serif for headings and Satoshi for body text, paired with a monospace stack for code.

The theme styles every part of Typora’s editor — not just the document body, but also the sidebar, outline, file tree, find/replace bar, tables, callouts, footnotes, task lists, and code blocks (both fenced and inline).

Features

• Dark theme only
• Calm color palette that draws inspiration from dusk.
• Serif headings (Young Serif) paired with a clean sans-serif body (Satoshi).
• Code styling across code blocks and inline code — same font, weight, size, and border treatment.
• Consistent syntax highlighting.
• Custom bullet glyphs for nested lists.
• Animated task list checkboxes — fill animates top-to-bottom when checked.
• Styled footnotes with accent-colored references and no jarring divider.
• Themed find/replace bar that matches the editor instead of falling back to system defaults.

Installation

1. In Typora, open Preferences → Appearance → Open Theme Folder.

2. Copy Sweet Sweet.css into that folder.

3. (Optional) If you want the recommended fonts, install:

   • Young Serif
   • Satoshi

   The theme falls back gracefully if these aren’t installed.

4. Restart Typora.

5. Select Themes → Sweet Sweet.

Recommended setup

• Platform: macOS (developed and tested here). Should work on Windows and Linux but isn’t fully tested — please open an issue if something looks off.
• Typora version: designed against current stable releases. If you’re on an older version, some selectors (especially for the find/replace bar) may not match.
• Display: dark environments. The palette is tuned for low-light reading.

Known limitations

• Not tested on Windows or Linux. Borders, fonts, and the title bar may render differently.
• Does not include styles for Typora’s Windows “unibody” title bar.

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome — especially:

• Screenshots from Windows / Linux installs.
• Reports of UI elements that fall back to default styling.
• Refinements to syntax-highlight token colors for languages you write in often.

If you’re filing a styling issue, a screenshot plus the output of Web Inspector’s Computed panel for the affected element makes diagnosis dramatically faster.

Acknowledgements

• Built on Typora’s theme system.

License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE for details.

Author

Manu Panizo