A color scheme for Vim, pieced together by Steve Losh.
There's still quite a lot of room for improvement (particularly in HTML) so feel free to send me ideas through the issue tracker or pull requests.
It's MIT/X11 licensed, so feel free to hack it apart if you like.
If you're going to send a pull request that you want me to merge, please post a comment in it with before/after screenshots!
These screenshots may be out of date, but they'll at least give you a taste of what you're in for.
There are a few settings you can use to tweak how Bad Wolf looks.
Determines whether the line number, sign column, and fold column are rendered darker than the normal background, or the same.
" Make the gutters darker than the background.
let g:badwolf_darkgutter = 1
Default: 0 (off, gutters are the same as the background)
Determines how light to render the background of the tab line (the line at the top of the screen containing the various tabs (only in console mode)).
Can be set to 0, 1, 2, or 3.
" Make the tab line darker than the background.
let g:badwolf_tabline = 0
" Make the tab line the same color as the background.
let g:badwolf_tabline = 1
" Make the tab line lighter than the background.
let g:badwolf_tabline = 2
" Make the tab line much lighter than the background.
let g:badwolf_tabline = 3
Default: 1 (same color as the background)
Determines whether text inside a tags in HTML files will be underlined.
" Turn off HTML link underlining
let g:badwolf_html_link_underline = 0
Default: 1 (on)
Determines whether CSS properties should be highlighted.
" Turn on CSS properties highlighting
let g:badwolf_css_props_highlight = 1
Default: 0 (off)
I'd love pull requests, but won't necessarily merge all of them. Color schemes are a very subjective topic -- we don't all have the same taste.
If you're going to send a pull request that you want me to merge, please post a comment in it with before/after screenshots!