Mofiqul
Mofiqul
checking if `vim.g.vscode_transparent` is set to `true` or not and override `colors.bg` will be sufficient around somewhere after line 26
I will look into it. FYI: you can override it with setup function.
If its not working then its a bug. for time being you can do workaround like ``` overrides = { Normal = { fg = dracula.colors().white, bg='None' } }, ```
That's interesting. Can you show the error?
It's look like feline uses highlight in the component, I am not sure if it can be done or not. I will sure look into it.
Now you can achieve the same using the setup function. Just overrides the `Normal` group like below ```lua group_overrides = { -- this supports the same val table as vim.api.nvim_set_hl...
It's because once you set `transparent=true` that `vscBack` is overwritten by `NONE` from `#1e1e1e`. For your use case, you can use ```lua local c = require('vscode.colors') require('vscode').setup({ transparent = false,...
@yochem also added backward compitibility. your existing setup supposed to work but sadly its not. In my setting its working. I am so sorry that I am currently too busy...
It seems to be a contrast issue with the background. Did you try to change the background color of coc-diagnostics? I can not test it because I am not using...
You set the color scheme settings mentioned in README before setting `colorscheme dracula`