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Named after James Cook, who was the first European to sail through it, the Cook Strait is just 23 km wide at its narrowest point, so on a clear day it is possible to see across the strait. Zoom in to explore this image at its full 10 m resolution or click on the circles to learn more. You just need to download this ICLS file, and restart WebStorm and select it as your current setting.The Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission takes us over Cook Strait, which separates New Zealand's North and South Islands. Now I can see that we have the peacock in space theme installed on WebStorm, and you can repeat that for any of these color schemes. We can go ahead and say, "OK, here's our new theme." I always like to bump up the font size on those, so let's do that.

Let's go ahead and copy that so we can customize that. Now, drop down the scheme, and we should see here, "peacocks in space." Let's go ahead and just preview some JavaScript. So now we're going to need to open up our settings here, and we're just going to go to the colors and font settings. Now we need to restart WebStorm, and we're back.

We did copy that URL, so we'll download it right here. We're in WebStorm 11, and we're going to go into the colors directory. Now we're going to download that into the correct directory here, it's going to be library, preferences, and we're going to have a few directories here.

If we just search for, "peacocks in space," this is the file that we want, and we'll just go ahead and copy the. The first thing, we need to find the theme, and there's a folder here for the JetBrains editors. So, let's walk through what it takes to get this theme installed on my WebStorm installation. I have an existing project here I have open, and just my current settings. What I'm looking for is going to be peacock in space, peacocks in space. If you haven't seen this, he has a lot of things here, you can view them in preview. I'm going to walk through installing that custom theme for WebStorm, and we're going to be pulling the theme from the Dayle Rees Colour Scheme repo.