NotebookTheme

NotebookTheme

is an option for notebooks that specifies the color theme to use for displaying notebooks.

Details

The setting NotebookTheme"name" causes the notebook to use the named theme to resolve and display colors.
A number of themes are bundled with the notebook front end, including:

		"Wolfram Default"	default theme
		"Cobalt"	blue-tinged theme
		"Dracula"	a common syntax highlighting theme
		"Monokai"	another common syntax highlighting theme
		"Solarized"	light mode and dark mode–friendly theme with bright, contrasting colors
		"Stargazer"	low-light theme

Themes have both light mode and dark mode variants. The choice of whether to use the light mode or dark mode variant follows the setting of LightDark for the notebook.
Themes work by changing the resolved values of ThemeColor. Only notebook elements that are drawn with ThemeColor color settings will be directly affected by changes of NotebookTheme.
Many styles in the default stylesheets use ThemeColor. NotebookTheme might affect every color in use for typical styles in notebooks and for certain styled constructs such as Entity.
NotebookTheme can be set globally from the Preferences dialog. It can be set on a per-notebook basis using the Notebook Properties sidebar.
Themes are implemented as an association with a collection of settings. The underlying association in use can be queried using AbsoluteCurrentValue[NotebookTheme].

Display a notebook in the Monokai theme:

Wolfram Language code:

CreateDocument[{TextCell["head", "Section"], ExpressionCell[Defer[p = Plot[x, {x, 0, 1}]], "Input"]}, NotebookTheme -> "Monokai"]

Display the same notebook in the Cobalt2 theme:

Wolfram Language code:

CreateDocument[{TextCell["head", "Section"], ExpressionCell[Defer[p = Plot[x, {x, 0, 1}]], "Input"]}, NotebookTheme -> "Cobalt2"]

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