Closed ahmedkhalf closed 3 years ago
I just noticed that in your screenshot there are no tildes, could you please tell me how you did that?
I tried hiding the tildes using highlight! EndOfBuffer ctermbg=bg ctermfg=bg guibg=bg guifg=bg
but I get: E420: BG color unknown.
I also tried setting them to none, but they don't give any result/feedback, so it doesn't seem it affect anything.
Okay fixed it, I had to remove the exclamation sign after highlight: highlight EndOfBuffer guifg=bg
. It would be great if this is added as the default behavior though @romgrk
Sorry for the delay.
That's weird it's defined here: https://github.com/romgrk/doom-one.vim/blob/master/colors/doom-one.vim#L120
Not sure why it's not working but running verbose hi EndOfBuffer
would give me more info.
@romgrk
:verbose hi EndOfBuffer
EndOfBuffer xxx guifg=#bbc2cf guibg=#282c34
Last set from ~/.config/nvim/plugged/doom-one.vim/colors/doom-one.vim line 42
I use neovim nightly.
Maybe the line should be changed from:
call s:_('EndOfBuffer', s:fg, s:bg)
to
call s:_('EndOfBuffer', s:bg, s:bg)
?
Sure, done.
I don't like the white tilde, can you please change the color to the gray used for inactive line number. If no, then could you please give me an indication as to how I can do this myself. Thanks in advance.