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Using: gnome-terminal + tmux + nvim.
From nordtheme/nord#94, it was seen that nord3 was updated from #4C566A to #616E88.
In my v0.15.0~/.vim/plugged/nord-vim/colors file, these lines are present:
let s:nord3_gui = "#4C566A"
let s:nord3_gui_bright = "#616E88"
However, the comment colors are still the darker version:
I am certain that the aforementioned file is the one controlling the colors, as moving it resets neovim to the default color scheme.
I have tried copying the file found here https://github.com/arcticicestudio/nord-vim/blob/develop/colors/nord.vim into my colors file, but there was no change. Nor does changing the values of s:nord3_gui or s:nord3_gui_bright to colors like #FF0000 do anything.
How can I get the brighter comment color? If editing the file doesn't work, can I change the setting from .vimrc instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In order to ensure the problem is related to the Nord theme you need to reproduce it with a minimal and clean configuration. This can be done by creating new configuration file with any name (e.g. testrc) and run Vim with the following command: vim -u testrc
For me as a theme author it is not possible to know if the theme is the root cause of the problem when there are other attributes set in the configuration because each one might break the theme.
Here's an minimal test configuration you can use to try to reproduce the problem (supposed you're using vim-plug):
callplug#begin(expand('~/.vim/plugged'))
Plug 'arcticicestudio/nord-vim'callplug#end()
setnocompatibleif (has("termguicolors"))
settermguicolorsendifsyntaxenablecolorscheme nord
As you can see in the example configuration I've added the termguicolors settings which could be one reason why the color is not rendered. This is because, like described in nordtheme/nord#94, the actual color palette hasn't changed but only ports that are targeted to applications with syntax highlighting. The *_term attributes make use of the colors that are provided by the terminal color scheme which is Nord GNOME Terminal in your case. The *_gui variables on the other side are used when Vim runs in GUI mode and when the termguicolors is set and the terminal supports “true colors“ (24bit).
Please try to either use the example configuration or set the termguicolors setting in your current configuration.
Using:
gnome-terminal
+tmux
+nvim
.From nordtheme/nord#94, it was seen that
nord3
was updated from#4C566A
to#616E88
.In my
v0.15.0
~/.vim/plugged/nord-vim/colors
file, these lines are present:However, the comment colors are still the darker version:
I am certain that the aforementioned file is the one controlling the colors, as moving it resets neovim to the default color scheme.
I have tried copying the file found here https://github.com/arcticicestudio/nord-vim/blob/develop/colors/nord.vim into my
colors
file, but there was no change. Nor does changing the values ofs:nord3_gui
ors:nord3_gui_bright
to colors like#FF0000
do anything.How can I get the brighter comment color? If editing the file doesn't work, can I change the setting from
.vimrc
instead?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: