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can I change the background for the faded window/buffer ? #53
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Hi @dnastase -- Neovim: If you are using neovim, you can use the following to fade the background color on a per window basis:
If you want to combine vimade with the background changes above, the following should follow the same behaviors as vimade for which buffers get faded:
Vim: On the config for vim side it could look like this:
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Yes, I think it would be useful to add to Vimade as it will allow text to be easy to read both on active and non-active buffers. My use case scenario is for coding where fading the text itself on the non-active buffers makes it hard to see source code that you need to reference in order to write the code in the active buffer. Having just the background change in the non-active buffers would keep the text as readable. Thank you for the above, I will try it as soon as possible. |
Sorry, this is a question only, but I don't know where else to ask it.
First of all, nice plugin and very very useful to me ! thanks !
The question: when the focus moves, I can see the faded window changes the colors for the text, but the background remains the same. I would love to be able for the background to change too as that would be an even more visible difference.
But I don't know how/if I can do that. Using the
g:vimade.basebg
only seems to change the tint of the text, not the background.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: