Vim Override Specific Highlights in a Color Scheme Without Changing its File
Until recently I've always forked vim color schemes and tweaked a few bits, most often the background color. I use vim-plug and I didn't want to lose my changes so I'd fork, edit, commit and push- tedious and annoying.
Until recently I've always forked vim color schemes and tweaked a few bits, most often the background color. I use vim-plug and I didn't want to lose my changes so I'd fork, edit, commit and push- tedious and annoying.
Using an autocommand
will let you override any part of the color scheme and will also carry over if you change color schemes or source your vimrc
.
Below is a snippet from my vimrc
function! CustomHighlights() abort
highlight Normal cterm=NONE ctermbg=16 gui=NONE guibg=#1a1a1a
highlight NonText cterm=NONE ctermbg=16 gui=NONE guibg=#1a1a1a
endfunction
augroup CustomColors
autocmd!
autocmd ColorScheme * call CustomHighlights()
augroup END