Line number color about onedarkpro.nvim HOT 6 CLOSED

Well i can assure you I LOVE the theme!! Great work!

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I finally found it... Its really stupid:
so i source files in my init.vim something like:

source plugins
source colorscheme
source settings
...

I changed the order and sourced my colorscheme as last and it seemed to work so i checked my settings file and there was the culprit: highlight LineNr guifg=#fcc4ff guibg=NONE
I have absolutely no idea how that line got there xp

So the issue is fixed thanks for the help and sorry to waste your time for this...

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Not a waste of time at all. I want people to enjoy using the theme as much as I do 😄 .

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Hey @thordossche 👋🏼 .

That is really odd. Have you installed a new plugin which is hijacking the LineNr highlight group? I haven't touched that line in months, unfortunately.

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The change happened when i installed nvim-tree and was trying to change the colorgroups (which did not work strangely enough). The moment the linenumbers changed color was when i changed the cursorline option to false.

I removed all my plugins and reinstalled onedarkpro and treesitter but the purple linenumbers still appear even with the default config. I tried to change the color of LineNr to the standard gray: LineNr = { fg = "#7D828D" }, but it does not apply.

For CursorLineNr: I can change the color of the CursorLineNr only when i enable the cursorline option.

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Bizarre. If I follow your config:

  local ok, onedarkpro = om.safe_require("onedarkpro", { silent = true })
  if not ok then
    return
  end
  local utils = require("onedarkpro.utils")

  onedarkpro.setup({
    plugins = { nvim_tree = false},
    options = {
      transparency = true,
      window_unfocussed_color = false,
    },
    colors = {
      yellow = "#FFF000",
    },
    hlgroups = {
      LineNr = { fg = "${yellow}" }, -- Make command line text darker
    },
  })
  onedarkpro.load()

I can see it works:

Some follow-up questions from myself:

• What happens if you set transparency = false?
• Can you try removing all of your plugins and just leave onedarkpro and see what happens?

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