Android Studio 3.3 RC3 Theme Editor Missing


Answer :

According to this issue, the Theme Editor has been disabled.

The fact that you get something with the double-shift search option suggests that there is a bug somewhere, as if the Theme Editor is an ex-feature, it should not show up in searches either.


Theme Editor is still missing in 3.5 edition. The fact that it hasn't made itself back in makes me think it's been permanently cut. A real shame when there is not a good replacement. It's still possible to edit the theme directly through the styles.xml file, but you will need to look up the syntax yourself for each component.

This article does reference the name of several of the components as well as what they are in project: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=2467490&seqNum=5


Android Studio 3.4 for Mac still doesn't have Theme Editor back. Alternative way can be like,

  1. In 'values/styles.xml', you can see soft coded theme colors.
  2. It can be changed in 'values/colors.xml'.
  3. Click number thumbnail image on right side of linenumbers, then you will see color editor

Click number thumbnail image on right side of linenumbers, then you will see color editor


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