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Not sure if this is the intended behavior here, but I expected the colors set via on_colors option would override the corresponding color globally, however it's not applied for lualine. Please see the following example:
-- ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/solarized.luareturn {
'maxmx03/solarized.nvim',
enabled=true,
lazy=false,
priority=1000,
opts= {
on_colors=function()
-- setting to red just for exemplification purposereturn { blue='#BD3613' }
end,
},
config=function(_, opts)
require('solarized').setup(opts)
vim.cmd.colorscheme'solarized'require('lualine').setup {
options= {
theme=require('lualine.themes.solarized')
}
}
end
}
This change would replace everything that was normally blue originally with #BD3613 with the exception of the lualine which still shows the 'old blue' #268BD2
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@maxmx03 thanks but you are basically suggesting to start writing the whole lualine theme from scratch 😅. As far as I know if I change only one field, eg normal = { a = { fg = colors.base04, bg = colors.blue }, } then I have to update the others as well b = ..., c =... and for the other modes. I was hoping that I can only overwrite lualine_a_normal but it does not work
Not sure if this is the intended behavior here, but I expected the colors set via
on_colors
option would override the corresponding color globally, however it's not applied for lualine. Please see the following example:This change would replace everything that was normally blue originally with
#BD3613
with the exception of the lualine which still shows the 'old blue'#268BD2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: