Sublime Text / Atom editor tweaks

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/**
 * @link http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/simple-visual-enhancements-for-better-coding-in-sublime-text--webdesign-18052
 * @link http://daleanthony.com/sublime-for-designers/
 */
"font_face": "Inconsolata";
"font_size": 18;
"line_padding_bottom": 1,
"line_padding_top": 1,

// highlight_line
// This setting draws out the line the cursor is on with a different color (depending on your color scheme). Seeing your current line helps you focus on the current task while typing, easily navigate from line to line, and quickly find your spot when returning from a different program.

"highlight_line": true,

// highlight_modified_tabs
// To bring more focus to the unsaved files in the current project, this setting will highlight the tabs of the modified files inside a window.

"highlight_modified_tabs": true,

// fade_fold_buttons
// Did you know Sublime Text can fold and unfold chunks of code? I did, but I always forget that feature is available. If you turn on this setting, it will leave the folding tag to the right instead hiding it.

"fade_fold_buttons": false,

// word_wrap
//Horizontal scrolling can be a pain. With the word wrap setting activated, your text flows to the current screen size and prevents having to horizontally scroll.
"word_wrap": true,

// bold_folder_labels
// There are some great settings available to bring some stronger visual elements to the side bar, here they are:
"bold_folder_labels": true,

// Show Open Files in the Side Bar
// Oddly, this option is not set up in the preferences file. To show open files on the top of your side bar, go to:
// View → Side Bar → Show Open Files