Adding a solarized light theme

[sv3ndk]

As discussed in this issue, here's my humble interpretation of the Solarized light theme by Ethan Schoonover as ported to Jupyter.

I tried to make the theme as absent as possible, in an attempt to allow more focus to go the content of the notebook.

I tend to like to install it with the following argument, assuming Source code pro font is installed:

jt -t solarized-light --lineheight=130 --monofont="source"

I hope you like it, feel free to let me know if things are misaligned somehow

The difference between input and output of a cell is just the light line on the side of the input cell:

Font for text output is slightly larger than code.

Some example with R and ggplot graphs:

Auto-complete menu:

Home menu:

[dunovank]

Looks great, would you mind updating the readme so that the theme name is listed with the others and submitting a new PR Be happy to merge then.

[sv3ndk]

Done :)
I tried to resize it a bit to be similar to the ones you have already put, though the content is not the same of course and I cannot make those nice centered screenshots you did.

[neilpanchal]

Thanks @svendx4f Looks great!

I created a similar theme "Spinzero" a couple of years ago that uses Solarized modified palette but without the yellowish background which I am personally not a fan of. There are other typographical modifications and it includes my favorite monospace font from Apple - "SF Mono". If there is interest, I can try to do a PR, theme is located here: https://github.com/neilpanchal/spinzero-jupyter-theme

[dunovank]

@svendx4f looks great man, sorry about the delay. Finally getting back after an extended vacation.
@neilpanchal I love it! Please feel free to submit a PR anytime.