My screenshot tool is acting up so I can't provide a picture to demonstrate, but when I do :highlight FloatBorder, I can see that the foreground color (or whatever the text color is), is the same as the background, which renders it invisible.

EDIT: I got the highlight group wrong.

Hi,

I would really love to have italic fonts on comments (maybe as configuration option?). https://github.com/marko-cerovac/material.nvim does this and i already tried to add italics on my own but i don't know enough about how nvim works to make it work. Would that be something you would want to implement?

In Neogit, the diffs are unreadable as the foreground and background colors are the same. Also the highlighted hunk is a bit hard to read.

I already fixed it for me (see second screenshot) and could provide a PR. Also, I have seen that the repository has no license yet, which should be changed to allow cooperation.

Let me know what you think 😃

By convention, colorschemes should set g:colors_name. This theme does not. Compare with dracula.nvim. A pretty easy fix.

Hello,

I just tried to install the everblush colorscheme for Neovim. However, the colors look completely different from the preview image in the README, as you can see below.

The issue seems to be related to the following breaking change in nvim-treesitter: nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter#2293 (comment)
The "TS" highlighting groups have been rendered obsolete, and this is what causes the issue for me.

I have solved the issue for my own config, using this temporary fix I found online: https://gist.github.com/rockerBOO/be0770242db9b7215b8e83e135516a65
However, this is more of a band-aid rather than a true fix!

I recently created a GitHub repository called Nightly.nvim based on the Everblush theme created by your team. I really like the colors of the theme and wanted to create a customized version of it for my own use.

However, I want to ensure that I'm following the proper licensing requirements. I have included a credit to your team and a link to the original theme in the README file of my repository. But I understand that this may not be sufficient without a proper license.

Could you please add a license to the Everblush theme, or provide me with permission to use the theme in my repository with the appropriate license? If I'm not allowed to create a customized theme based on your theme, then I'll delete the repo.

Thank you for your time and I look forward to your response.

Nvim is deprecating VertSplit and moving to WinSeparator for borders in 0.10. By default, WinSeparator links to normal which does not look great for most colorschemes.

The highlight style often used to identify all instances of a variable on a document ("Visual"), makes the name unreadable because it doesn't have enough contrast with the color for variable names.

This variable name:

Looks like this when cursor is hovering over them: