Closed MuhametSmaili closed 1 year ago
try use blended_green to see how it looks.
local colors = require('dracula.palettes')
dracula.setup {
override = {
LspReferenceRead = { bg = colors.blended_green}, -- or colors.selection
LspReferenceText = { bg = colors.blended_green}, -- or colors.selection
LspReferenceWrite = { bg = colors.blended_green}, -- or colors.selection
}
}
i never tested LspReferenceRead because i use plugin like vim-illuminate
try use blended_green to see how it looks.
Yes, I think this is the color, you can make also this default if you want it to be the same as code
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Left vscode
right neovim
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I never tested LspReferenceRead because I use plugins like vim-illuminate
I did not know about that plugin. But I am using the built-in feature which is working fine for me until now.
I consider this issue closed because you have the color in place, it is your choice if you want to make blended_green
as default or not.
Thank you
You did a great job on this theme, kudos to you. Shame that it was not merged directly in the Dracula repository.
I have some suggestions that I think can improve more:
Imrpove the LspReference (cursor hold color)
The
LspRefernceText
LspReferenceRead
LspReferenceWrite
Right now has the color
float_bg
. I think it would be better if the color is different, something that you can see easily because the dark is not visible. Same in the visual studio code it is not dark it is somehow greenish. Here you can see how I changed the color, I made the color to this:#426646
(I took it with a color picker, maybe they have modified the green color in the visual studio code but not sure, have not checked)Here is how it is now (left
vscode
rightneovim
when you hold cursor):Here is how it looks, after changing to the color mentioned above: