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<!-- Copyright 2000-2024 JetBrains s.r.o. and contributors. Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license. -->
<!-- Copyright 2000-2025 JetBrains s.r.o. and contributors. Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license. -->
# Themes - Editor Schemes and Background Images
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As [described above](#creating-a-custom-editor-scheme-using-settings), colors corresponding to the VCS status of files can be customized and exported via the [Settings](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/file-status-highlights.html).
No other procedure is necessary to customize these colors.
In the exported color scheme file the `name` is the VCS file status, and the `value` is the new color corresponding to that status.
In the exported color scheme file, the `name` is the VCS file status, and the `value` is the new color corresponding to that status.
For example, customized VCS colors for a subset of file statuses will appear in the editor scheme file as:
```xml
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### Customizing Editor Scroll Bar Colors
Editor scroll bar colors should be coordinated with, and switch together with an editor color scheme.
Editor scroll bar colors should be coordinated with and switch together with an editor color scheme.
Please note that custom theme (<path>*.theme.json</path>) files also contain `ScrollBar.*` name attributes, but these are for scroll bars outside the context of the editor.
> The Editor Scroll Bar colors are the only editor scheme settings that cannot be customized and exported through IDE preferences.
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A list of scroll bar `name` attributes is in the [High Contrast editor scheme](%gh-ic%/platform/platform-resources/src/themes/highContrastScheme.xml) file.
These name attributes cannot be accessed from anywhere in the IDE UI at this time, so they must be manually added to an editor color scheme XML file.
The following list explains the `usage` format of the `name` attribute, i.e. where a custom scroll bar color is applied:
The following list explains the `usage` format of the `name` attribute, i.e., where a custom scroll bar color is applied:
* `*.trackColor` - The scroll bar thumb moves across this area.
At this time the vertical scrollbar track color and transparency cannot be customized.
* `*.thumbColor` - The movable rectangle that corresponds to the visible content's size.
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Themes support specifying a background image as a key-value pair in the `"background": {}` (for editor and tools) and `"emptyFrameBackground": {}` (for empty frame) sections of a Theme description file:
* The `image` key uses the file name of the image as the value.
The background image is placed in the theme plugin project's <path>resources</path> folder.
* The `transparency` key uses a `value` of 1-100.
* The `transparency` key uses a `value` of 1–100.
A `value` of 100 is opaque.
* The `fill` key uses a value of `scale`, meaning to expand the image to fill the space as the window gets resized.
* The `anchor` key uses a value of `center`, meaning to locate the center of the image in the center of the window.
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}
```
> The `emptyFrameBackground` property is available starting with the 2020.2 release.
>
{style="note"}