Closed chaozhn closed 8 years ago
I think it's only a matter of color scheme, try to use mine, to install it using Vundle put in you ~/.vimrc
the following line Plugin 'croaker/mustang-vim'
Just to be sure, do you have call vundle#begin()
and call vundle#end()
respectively before and after all the Plugin
calls in you ~/.vimrc
?
@gabrielelana Really thank your quick reply. I just tried your color scheme, but seems no changes. I installed many plugins, is there possible conflicts between them? BTW, I use dracula.vim color schema in my ~/.vim/color, is it override the any color scheme of plugins in .vim/bundle Thanks a lot!
@chaozhn it shouldn't, but a color scheme must be applied to take effect, did you put colorscheme mustang
in your ~/.vimrc
or quickly you can try :colorscheme mustang
in a markdown file and see if it works
@gabrielelana Thanks, I think I know what's wrong with my profile. By default, I use dracula.vim in my .vimrc. So either way I merge some markdown colorscheme in dracula.vim or switch manually or by detecting filetype. Anyway, I know how to do, thanks a lot!
@chaozhn You are very welcome! :wink:
I used Vundle install this plugin. But I can not get the same color scheme like the screenshot example. Such as: my '#' is still white instead of orange color in screenshot. What can I do? How to configure? Please help me! This is my simple configuration for this plugin:
Thanks!