Closed anukaransubedi closed 2 years ago
Try :let g:dracula_colorterm = 1
as in :help dracula
; that effectively lets your terminal background take precedence by not using a background for vim via the Normal highlight group (IIRC).
if i do it 1 then it stays as before but when its value is 0 it becomes black as follows
but i want to make it as in the official website's page. the theme works fine for vscode as well :
but sadly it doesn't work with neovim. neither with vim
Ah, sorry, should have been 0. And you still need a terminal with the right background color.
Better yet if your terminal supports truecolor; then you'll get unapproximated colors.
Thanks for your help. but i switched to nightfox.
The official site of dracula shows the background colour as above but my background color of neovim is as follows.
how to make my neovim look like shown in the official site of dracula??
My init.vim file: