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I have one issue though.
I use indentblankline which looks too bright. Which takes the focus away from the text.
Can you use a light/dull grey for the default highlight ?
Thank you for your kind words. I am sorry but I do not know what indentblankline is, I assume it's those bars on the lines 11-24 in your image. The first thing you need to do is to find out which highlighting group it uses (I think you can literally inspect the colours by using the :Inspect command) and add a line to the groups.lua file that specifies which foreground and background colour it should use.
I would advise you to perhaps fork this repository and change the colours into whatever you like, the file you're interested in changing would be this one. Or you could add a custom highlight call in your vim configuration to change that particular colour.
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The plugin looks great. Thank you.
I have one issue though.
I use indentblankline which looks too bright. Which takes the focus away from the text.
Can you use a light/dull grey for the default highlight ?
It would be great if I could configure this.
https://github.com/blazkowolf/gruber-darker.nvim handles this highlight well. But it doesn't apply transparent background as well well as your's does.
Also your's starts up faster(on my machine, at least)
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