I don't think it's and upstream problem because this is the only colorscheme that does this.

The highlight color of "empty" character like tabs, are not shown correctly by Gnome Terminal and derivates like Tilix, the color is displayed correctly by other terminal like Alacritty

How to reproduce:

• Lauch nvim with Gnome Terminal (or derivates)
• Add content with tabs
• Move the cursor over the tabs, incorrect color is shown

tilix:

gnome terminal:

alacritty:

A fairly minor issue, and it could be something in my own setup that's causing this, but it seems that using Plug defaults to a branch named master rather than main. So, to install, users may need to use:

Plug 'rmehri01/onenord.nvim', { 'branch': 'main' }

Might be worth mentioning in the README.

(And thanks for putting this together! It looks fantastic.)

Hello,
I am trying to set up the Lspsaga integration for this theme:

my .config/nvim/lua/plugins/lspsaga.lua:

return {
  "glepnir/lspsaga.nvim",
  dependencies = {
    "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter",
  },
  lazy = false,
  config = function()
    require("lspsaga").setup({
      ui = {
        kind = require("onenord.integrations.lspsaga").custom_kind(),
      },
    })
  end,
}

When I open neovim I get this:

If I replace the setup table with an empty table Neovim does not give any error.

A few more infos:

NVIM v0.10.0
LuaJIT 2.1.1713484068

lspsaga
commit 59d4648

not sure if I'm doing something wrong since I am Neovim newbie, but hope somebody can help 😄.

Hi!

Currently the only way to distinguish between current and non current window in split view is setting a special color to a statusline when it's window is non current.

As far as I see there are other ways to do this. What about adding an options:

1. Use alt background color when window is non current (dim the color a little)
2. Disable the cursor line highlighting when window is non current

Any other ideas?

I'm pretty sure this may be a great QoL enhancement. What do you think?

Nvim-treesitter updated how highlights are defined for Neovim 0.8.

nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter#3656

Edit: This might be helpful Mofiqul/dracula.nvim@9c17951

Hi, I just wanted to let you know the docs for adding custom_hightlights should probably be updated. I just spent way too long trying to figure out why your example was not working to realize tree-sitter changed their highlight group names for Neovim 0.8... 😅 Or at least mention the potential conflict in the docs since you also have a tagged release for 0.7.

Thank you for this awesome theme btw!

After the latest refactor in lsp saga, there are a few new highlight groups. Please see: https://github.com/glepnir/lspsaga.nvim/blob/main/lua/lspsaga/highlight.lua#L28

I've noticed a little problem with some opening HTML bracket colors being incorrectly set in Vue single-file components (see screenshot).

In line 3 and 7, the opening angle bracket is colored yellow. If I move my cursor over this line, the color corrects itself. Any ideas what might be happening here?

MDeiml/tree-sitter-markdown is a new Markdown parser for Treesitter that (among other things) improves speed and uses Treesitter to highlight embedded code blocks.The parser is still experimental, but it's already a big improvement over traditional syntax highlighting, so it would be great to have support for it here. I asked the author on Reddit how colorschemes can support it, and they said:

They would need to add colors for the highlight groups TSTitle, TSLiteral, TSEmphasis, TSStrong, TSURI, TSTextReference, TSPunctSpecial and TSStringEscape.

For reference, this commit shows how Catpuccin implemented support.

Add highlights for nvim-navic .

If I find the time, I'll submit a PR 😄

Heya! Thanks for the lovely plugin, very pleasing and a great improvement from the original nord colorscheme. I was trying to change the way highlights are displayed on cursor hold the same way you explained in #26:

But the overriding doesn't seem to be applied:

I imported colors with local colors = require('onenord.colors') but I'm not 100% sure that's how it works, could you help me?

I'd like to change the colors of my jsdoc tags (eg. @param in purple to some other color) - is there a way to do this? Or can I override Treesitter somehow to achieve this?

Hi,

Neovim 0.6 introduced hl group for highlighting active parameter in signature help popup (see :help hl-LspSignatureActiveParameter). I think having it link by default to something would be great. I guess Visual would be appropriate, but I'll leave that decision to you.

Hey there, me again :) I'd love a couple more grays from the Nord palette, specifically #3b4252 as either dark_gray or maybe bg_light. What do you think?

Files that are executable seem to have a green that doesn't match the rest of the theme. This might be my setup but I couldn't find anything in my config.

In https://github.com/srcery-colors/srcery-vim there is an option to inverse the colour of matches and match parenthesis of treesitter-highlight module or a / search:
image
image

Could you please add a similar feature to onenord? Because I think this can improve visibility of these matches, as you see its currently a bit hard to see without inverse colours.
image

Im not sure on how and where to use the onenord.yaml file included in the extras. I dont even know to which plugin/tool this file belongs.

I cannot distinguish selected quickfix line with the others

Currently I have this line in my config QuickFixLine = { style = 'italic' }, but I think we should have a default value

Hi, I love the combination of one and nord theme. Nord theme doesn't support light mode, but one theme has light mode. Maybe this is too much to ask but what do you think about having a light mode for onenord? At first, we can build it from onelight's colors, and then create our own light version of nord later where we see fit.

If you are interested, I'm willing to give a hand if you need any help 😄

Hi,
Your theme looks cool so I'd like to try it. Installation seemed easy enough and there was even mention of plug-and-play with Alacritty. My Alacritty itself has nord palette, but wanted to apply yours to neovim since you cover programming keywords and whatnot, but the color scheme doesn't seem to be applied correctly.

Here are some screenshots. Mostly, it seems to be the background that's having problems.

Note: when saving my plugins.lua file it did download your package. I'm using Packer.

I tried disabling the background with the disable option in .setup() but that didn't seem to work either.

Hi, thank you for making this plugin, I really love it.

Recently after the commit 98c6465, many of the colors inside nvim became different from what they were before. Here are some screenshots:

Colors before the update:

Colors after the update:

I am unsure whether the changes were introduced by the tree-sitter or this plugin, but I found if I use a commit before this one 98c6465, the colors won't change.

Hi, me again :) Not sure if this is a theme error, but since updating to Neovim 0.6.1 I'm getting this error when running checkhealth. I'm able to get rid of the error when setting this myself, but perhaps this should be set in the theme?

I just installed the colorscheme, but when I change it over, it gives me this:

My complete init.vim file is as such:

Apologies if this isn't the right place to put it - brand new to the nvim community, any help would be greatly appreciated!

Is there are any plans to add Xcode support?

Hi,

I just got a notification from nvim-treesitter that some of the capture names changed (nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter#2293 (comment))
This commit lists all the changes nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter@1ae9b0e

Not sure how many changes are needed, just opening up the issue upfront so we are aware of it.

This uses neovim nightly

Example: rebelot/kanagawa.nvim@5781565

println!("reading_meta={meta:?}");

onenord

onedark

nord

Expectations: meta is distinct inside {meta:?}.

TS Inspect:

Is there a way to make the light variant of the colorscheme visible in the list of colorschemes?
Like for example catpuccing where you have 4 variants: catpuccing-mocha, catpuccin-latte.,...
It would be nice to have onenord, onenord-light.

Right now there is only onenord and depending of the config you give it (via theme = dark/light) it will be dark or light.

Reasoning behind this is that it would make it easy to switch between them depending the time of the day.

hey, cool colors.

I want to overwrite one of the option from within my init file, but I can't seem to find the syntax that would do this. Any ideas?

onenord.command = {
  a = { fg = colors.bg, bg = colors.yellow, gui = "bold" },
  b = { fg = colors.yellow, bg = colors.highlight },
}

Hi there,

I'm just a beginner trying to setup nvim. I have installed your theme but for me the colors feel to dark:

I'm using Alacritty, I use the same background color / theme you provide and there the blue feels good, like the nord theme. However if you look at nvim it's too dark. I have explicitly set the background hex color to same as in Alacritty but they are not the same. What am I missing?

I think if you create an empty file or one with just a comment for "colors/onenord.vim", then the color scheme will show up is the color scheme completions.

I use the colorscheme switcher plugin, and that definitely won't pick up this scheme because of the missing file.

Hi,

it would be great to have a way to set "undercurl" instead of "underline" for the Lsp diagnostic errors, without overriding the colors manually. Currently it's hardcoded. Like a single option on the setup or something like that.

What do you think?

VertSplit is now deprecated on nightly. Linking WinSeparator to VertSplit should be enough to fix the issue.

https://github.com/neovim/neovim/blob/66f1563c7a48d76f99c89e32de030e57af2abfb4/runtime/doc/deprecated.txt#L80

I've been waiting for someone to merge these two color palettes, so thanks!

I've noticed that matching braces {} are colored differently in some files (yellow in Lua - see screenshot), as opposed to JavaScript files for instance. Is that intentional?

If so, is there a way to override this behavior to have uniformity across all filetypes? Thanks!

Hi!

Could we add specific highlighting for LspInlayHint? By default it's linked to NonText, but I think it's best to add background for it as well.

For now I've added custom highlighting:

require("onenord").setup({
    ...
	custom_highlights = {
		LspInlayHint = { fg = colors.light_gray, bg = colors.active },
		...,
     }
}

Which produces:

This looks nice, but we might wanna consider smth more in-line with the colorscheme.

Thanks for a great theme!

Hello,

I've seen recent changes on that 71bdcdf commit that put wrong colors on some part of code:

before

after

How can I fix this to have the same colors than before?

thanks a lot !

My lualine with onenord appears to be a bit difficult to read and doesn't seem to look like the one in the screen shot of the theme.

Hello, thanks for a great plugin. How I can I change underline style when cursor is on hold to just highlight the references?
I have this functions in my config

local function lsp_highlight_document(client)
  -- Set autocommands conditional on server_capabilities
  if client.resolved_capabilities.document_highlight then
    vim.api.nvim_exec(
      [[
      augroup lsp_document_highlight
        autocmd! * <buffer>
        autocmd CursorHold <buffer> lua vim.lsp.buf.document_highlight()
        autocmd CursorMoved <buffer> lua vim.lsp.buf.clear_references()
      augroup END
    ]],
      false
    )
  end
end

As a result I want references to be highlighted not underlined.

Some of the colors Onenord uses for lightspeed.nvim cause issues when using the plugin. For example, Lightspeed highlights all of the unique characters in the viewport, but these are quite hard to see when using Onenord:

For comparison, here's the same view when using the Nordfox theme from nightfox.nvim:

Likewise, the colors used when jumping are a bit confusing. Here, the first character indicates a match, and the second character indicates the character that will jump to that match, but they're so similar that it's hard to know which is which at a glance:

I think Nordfox doesn't modify these colors at all, so they're pretty ugly, but you can see that there's a lot of contrast between the first and second characters, which makes it easier to parse:

I'd put in a PR, but I'm frankly inept when it comes to anything color-related. I saw that the author of Lightspeed just updated the guidelines for color scheme integration, so maybe that could provide some guidance.

I'm using the same theme for iTerm, which supports transparency. I think it's a good feature to be considered.

Hello and thank you very much for this awesome color scheme! It's easy to use and looks great! I'm not sure when exactly it happened or what caused it, but my custom highlights no longer override the stock ones. Here's my current config file. I know it loads fine and every part of the config works except for the custom highlights. I'm sure it's something I'm doing. Thank you in advance!

local colors = require('onenord.colors')

require('onenord').setup({
  theme = "dark",
  borders = true,
  face_nc = true,
  styles = {
    comments = "italic",
    strings = "italic",
    keywords = "italic",
    functions = "italic",
    variables = "NONE",
    diagnostics = "underline",
  },
  disable = {
    background = false,
    cursorline = false,
    eob_lines = true,
  },
  custom_highlights = {

    -- NvimTree
    NvimTreeOpenedFile = { fg = colors.diff_add, style = 'bold' },

    -- Local Syntax
    Conditional = { fg = colors.blue },
    Number = { fg = colors.purple },
    Operator = { fg = colors.dark_blue },
    Statement = { fg = colors.fg },
    MatchParen = { fg = colors.light_purple, bg = colors.none, style = 'bold' },

    -- TreeSitter
    TSBoolean = { fg = colors.yellow },

    -- BarBar
    BufferCurrentMod = { fg = colors.purple, bg = colors.bg, style = 'bold' },
    BufferVisibleMod = { fg = colors.purple, bg = colors.bg, style = 'bold' },
    BufferInactiveMod = { fg = colors.purple, bg = colors.bg, style = 'bold' },
  },
})

Hello 👋 ! Is there a way to make html custom elements look the same as regular html elements? Also attributes as well.
Thanks!

Hi @rmehri01, I've been rocking this theme for quite a while and it is lovely, so thanks for your hard work!

I was wondering if it would be possible to add an option to override highlight groups to use the default nord color palette without having to do it manually. I think it would be great to just have a quick flag to switch between your implementation and the default one without having to add or remove a lot of override options.

First off thanks a lot for putting this theme together it looks really amazing.

I am running into a somewhat strange issue where Plug seems to have successfully installed onenord via the following command: Plug 'rmehri01/onenord.nvim', { 'branch': 'main' } but when colorscheme onenord gets called i get the following error message from my init.vim

E185: Cannot find color scheme 'onenord'

I've tried installing and uninstalling a few times, I've installed other plugins in the meantime all work apart from this one.

I'm not sure how to help more with debugging but if you have any ideas I'll be happy to try them.

In srcery-vim there is an option to inverse the colour of matches and match parenthesis of treesitter-highlight module or a / search:

Could you please add a similar feature to onenord? Because I think this can improve visibility of these matches.

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong:

It should make the background black right?