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If you have a transparency of 0 in the defaults, as in

let g:thematic#defaults = {
\ 'transparency': 0,
\ }

and you have a theme that sets transparency to 1 or greater, then the default isn't applied for themes that don't specify a transparency.

At the command prompt, it should be possible to type 'Thematic ' and then tab through all the available themes.

\ 'pencil_lite' :{ 'colorscheme': 'pencil',
\ 'background': 'light',
\ 'columns': 30,
\ 'font-size': 20,
\ 'laststatus': 0,
\ 'linespace': 8,
\ 'typeface': 'Cousine',

:Thematic pencil_lite

...does not seem to be setting the columns in my config if starting out in fullscreen mode on my Mac running Yosemite Beta 2.

Works if not fullscreen.

OS: linux
vim: gvim8.1

when :ThematicRandom the guifont will be set to '\ -1'. but it is not a correct font. in my gvim on Windows OS 10, this error do not appear. I doubt that it is involved in font name difference between linux and windows? because i find the same font has different name in Windows 10 and Linux.

Now i use this code to solve this problem temporaryly.

augroup init_ThematicRandom "{{{
	autocmd!
	autocmd VimEnter * let s:guifont = &guifont
				\| ThematicRandom
				\| let &guifont = s:guifont
				\| unlet s:guifont
augroup END "}}}

Thank you!

My guifont is
guifont=Consolas:h9:cEASTEUROPE

which in vim-thematic comes down to

let g:thematic#themes = {
\'badwolf' : {'background' : 'dark',
\             'colorscheme' : 'badwolf',
\             'typeface' : 'Consolas',
\             'font-size' : 9,
\             }
\}

or ...
guifont=Consolas:h9

Is vim-thematic missing the option to set encoding?

Thinking about uploading my custom themes, but can't find where Thematic looks for theme files, like if I do :ThematicFirst I get a theme I don't like, them I do :Thematic Next and get a theme I like to modify a little, but can't find the name of said theme nor where is it located so I can't use it!

Any help with this?

Specifically:

sign-column-color-fix

diff-color-fix

fold-column-color-mute

If there's a non-zero text width, provide an option to automatically set columns based on the current buffer's text width.

Switching to different buffers would automatically resize.

Hi. I've just begun testing your plugin, which seems convenient. However, I found that it "breaks" custom highlighting from my vimrc file, since the colorschemes and syntax plugins are loaded later than usual.

I don't see an immediate fix for this. That is, one possibility would be to add a functionality to add customizations to Thematic. For instance, I have the following customized highlights:

highlight clear SpellBad SpellCap SpellRare SpellLocal
highlight SpellBad   gui=bold guibg=#faa
highlight SpellCap   gui=bold guibg=#faf
highlight SpellRare  gui=bold guibg=#aff
highlight SpellLocal gui=bold guibg=#ffa

Perhaps you could implement something like this:

let g:thematic#custom_highlighting = {
  'SpellBad' : 'gui=bold guibg=#faa',
  ...
}

Where the custom highlighting is activated after a theme has been loaded?

Hi there!

Thanks for making this. I wanted to use this plugin to change themes when I write markdown. Most importantly I wanted to have bigger font size. I tried putting this in my .vimrc

let g:thematic#themes = {
\ 'dark_matter'  : {
\                },
\ 'pencil_lite' :{'colorscheme': 'pencil',
\                 'font-size': 28,
\                 'background': 'light',
\                 'ruler': 1,
\                },
\ }

The theme changes but font-size stays the same. I'm using MacVim on El Capitan.

Thanks

I propose that you add a vim documentation, even if it is only a parsed version of the README file.

It would be great to change the theme based on the file type. E.g. load the pencil theme for markdown, but use something else (e.g. solarized) as the default.

when use random colorscheme to find some good colorschemes, user must write them to the config of this plugin manually. can it provide some hotkey to save current theme to the config of this plugin?

thanks! it is a enhancement.