Closed andy-gorman closed 8 months ago
Hey @andy-gorman :wave: Hmm, do you have base16-vim/colors
directory existing at ~/.config/nvim/colors
? I have symlinked ln -s /path/to/base16-vim/colors ~/.config/nvim/colors
. Just checking since the lua you added to init.lua
won't do anything unless those files exist there since it's essentially just running :colorscheme <SCHEME>
in vim.
I've done a quick check and it seems like the links are highlighted on my setup:
Hey @JamyGolden, yes I followed the installation instructions specified here https://github.com/tinted-theming/base16-vim#manual-neovim
What theme are you using? I see base16_classic-dark
is mentioned, but the theme looks different in your screenshot. Does the issue continue to happen while using different themes?
Ah, you're right, in that screenshot, I'm using nord. The issue does persist across separate themes for me.
It's strange anyway though, since it seems to work correctly in Nord for me:
Hm. Is there anything else I could provide that would be useful to help identify what's happening? I'm baffled as well by this. I am going to try to poke around with my install this weekend to see if I can debug what's going on.
@BonaBeavis do you have any ideas about what the cause of this could be?
Hello! I haven't been able to make any headway here. Am I just out of luck for the time being?
Hello :) I'd suggest updating all your apps and making sure it's all running the latest versions. I can't replicate this, even with base16-nord
on nvim on my Linux or Mac machine. Since I'm unable to debug I'll close the issue. If you find a way to replicate it, feel free to open this issue again.
Describe the bug
Links in help docs should be a different color than the typical text, but using base16-shell and base16-vim, that is not the case.
Expected behavior
Links have a different color than typical text in a help document.
Screenshots
In the screenshot above, the text
g0
is a link, and should not appear as regular text.System
Neovim
Vim or Neovim version: v0.9.4
Any other plugins you may consider relevant:
Minimal configuration file
Bashrc contents
Neovim's init.lua file
Additional context
I tooled around a bit with regular vim as well and had the same issue.