Okay, but anyways, I use Facebook personally. So we'll pull that in. And we can see that the color scheme was automatically updated for us. All right, so let's close all of these out. If we switch over to our routes file, we are getting there, but we still have a ways to go. We still have some background color clashing and things like that. Okay, one thing at a time. Next, now for me, I personally don't use line numbers that much. So I'm going to remove them.

Next, now for me, I personally don't use line numbers that much. So I'm going to remove them. We'll check out the default settings. And I encourage you, just look around and see all the different things you can manipulate. In our case, we want to set line numbers to false. So I will hit Command-Comma, and just paste this in wherever we want to. How about right there? It'll auto-update, and now it's gone. Next, though, because we removed that, we have a decent amount of margin here. So what I will do is set margin equal to zero.

Next, though, because we removed that, we have a decent amount of margin here. So what I will do is set margin equal to zero. And that'll just push it over to the left a little bit more. Now, let's fix the background color issue, because that's nagging at me. Now, the way it turns out is, if you were to manually install the material theme, for example, downloading the zip file from GitHub, it would be a little bit easier. But because we're pulling it in through package control, well, even if we were to edit the theme file, as soon as package control would fetch a new update to the plugin, all of our changes would be wiped, right?

as soon as Package Control would fetch a new update to the plugin, all of our changes would be wiped, right? So instead, why don't we extract this theme so we can modify it and tailor it to our needs? We can install a package called Package Resource Viewer. It allows us to view the resources for a package. Okay, so we have that. Next, let's see what we have here. We're going to extract a package, and specifically Material Theme. All right, so now if I go to Sublime, Preferences, Browse Packages, there we go. We can see all of the information here.