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Edit: my Dropbox account expired, deleting the stylesheet file (linked below) along with it. Since I'm no longer using Mathematica on a regular basis, it might take a while for me to recreate it. Perhaps someone could help to create a Solarized stylesheet of their own and add in to this answer. Sorry for the inconvenience guys :(

2021 Edit Upon request, a(n old) version of solarised file can be found here: https://ufile.io/bffds84j

Edit: my Dropbox account expired, deleting the stylesheet file (linked below) along with it. Since I'm no longer using Mathematica on a regular basis, it might take a while for me to recreate it. Perhaps someone could help to create a Solarized stylesheet of their own and add in to this answer. Sorry for the inconvenience guys :(

Inspired by the posts on this thread, I've made a Solarized stylesheet after mucking around with the text options and asking stupid questions on here--thank you so much for those who made the time to answer them! I know you can change the syntax highlighting by running option-setting commands [1][2][3], but I'd rather have a stylesheet that takes care of all that stuff.

Edit: my Dropbox account expired, deleting the stylesheet file (linked below) along with it. Since I'm no longer using Mathematica on a regular basis, it might take a while for me to recreate it. Perhaps someone could help to create a Solarized stylesheet of their own and add in to this answer. Sorry for the inconvenience guys :(

Inspired by the posts on this thread, I've made a Solarized stylesheet after mucking around with the text options and asking stupid questions on here--thank you so much for those who made the time to answer them! I know you can change the syntax highlighting by running option-setting commands [1][2][3], but I'd rather have a stylesheet that takes care of all that stuff.

Inspired by the posts on this thread, I've made a Solarized stylesheet after mucking around with the text options and asking stupid questions on here--thank you so much for those who made the time to answer them! I know you can change the syntax highlighting by running option-setting commands [1][2][3], but I'd rather have a stylesheet that takes care of all that stuff.

Inspired by the posts on this thread, I've made a Solarized stylesheet after mucking around with the text options and asking stupid questions on here--thank you so much for those who made the time to answer them! I know you can change the syntax highlighting by running option-setting commands [1][2][3], but I'd rather have a stylesheet that takes care of all that stuff.