Closed M0hanrajp closed 4 months ago
Per the documentation, the option isn't window.blend
(nor window.winblend
), it's notification.window.blend
. So you should be calling setup()
like this:
require('fidget').setup {
notification = { -- NOTE: you're missing this outer table
window = {
winblend = 0, -- NOTE: it's winblend, not blend
},
},
}
So at least it should start doing something for you. But how that option interacts with everyone's colorscheme and terminal transparency settings has been... hard to predict. In my experience. So your mileage may vary.
FWIW there's a longstanding issue #32 that tracks a particular problem I've had, that you may be interested in looking at.
Thankyou @j-hui, it's working!
I had a side question not really important enough for a whole new issue. Mine currently looks like this
How did you get different colors in your gif in the README? All my text is white, it's not different colors.
I'm also using catpuccin and i have tried enabling the fidget = true
in integrations, and it just changed text from all gray to all white, but not with syntax highlighting. Are you using some other special config?
I had a side question not really important enough for a whole new issue. Mine currently looks like this
How did you get different colors in your gif in the README? All my text is white, it's not different colors.
I'm also using catpuccin and i have tried enabling the
fidget = true
in integrations, and it just changed text from all gray to all white, but not with syntax highlighting. Are you using some other special config?
Hello @j-hui , can you please advice @9mm ? Thanks.
[ Issue Description ]
Initially I Changed my colorscheme to 'gruvbox' and set transparent_mode as 'true'. [This works] Since fidget background was opaque with black color I decided to make the following changes:
Even after setting blend = 0 or winblend = 0, the fidget background stays the same.
Also there was an error recorded in fidget.nvim.log:
Please help on this, Thanks