Respect theme transparency
Buer-Nahida opened this issue · 15 comments
Feature description
Actually when openning bqf it looks like this:
It doesn't respect my theme transparency and I can't find any solution to make it.
Describe the solution you'd like
Can we achieve this using a highlight group?
Additional context
No response
You can freely modify these bqf's highlight groups according to your preference. You can change the bg of BqfPreviewFloat to none to make it transparent. If your other float win is transparent, you could also try to link BqfPreviewFloat to NormalFloat.
I already changed the bg of BqfPreviewFloat highlight group to none, but now, the background is untransparent too
Oh I see. Your first pic shows the bg is already transparent but a winblend was set by default for a level of opacity. So you don't need to modify BqfPreviewFloat any more. Just set winblend to 100 in your bqf config for a fully transparency.
{
preview = {
winblend = 100,
}
}
Background is untransparent too
As I said, just change winblend to 100. Don't change any bqf highlight groups.
Oh, I know, but the background is untransparent after I removed the code for changing bqf's highlight groups too
In the pic of your first comment, the bg is already transparent but just kinda opaque. How did you get that?
I mean this pic
The words behind bqf are slightly visible.
..., this? It's vim.opt.cursorline
No.
It means your bqf preview window is already transparent. So based on this config, just set winblend and it's done.
Yes, but preview.winblend seems to control the foreground of the text in the BQF preview window. What I want is to remove the solid black background.
:h winblend
Please take a look at this image. It shows the effect of winblend = 100.
So, it seems like winblend is unrelated to this issue.
cannot help. good luck.
winblend=0
If you want get transparent window as long as use winblend = 0
return {
"kevinhwang91/nvim-bqf",
ft = "qf",
lazy = true,
opts = {
preview = {
winblend = 0,
},
},
}