All documentations and assets have been moved to the official Nord
website and documentations (1,2).
References:
(1) nordtheme.com/ports/vim
(2) arcticicestudio/nord-docs
GH-158
Previously the `VertSplit` (1) (`:help VertSplit`) key used `nord1` as
background color by default making the line appear to be very lumpy.
This commit changes this style to use `nord0` as bavkground instead to
visually merge with the background so only the separator charaters are
a visual indiciator for the split line whih makes it look more
lightweight and unclutters the overall appeareance.
To allow user who liked the previous implementation to keep the style
this commit also adds a new `nord_bold_vertical_split_line` theme config
that can be assigned to `1` to achieve the legacy design.
The README also include information and hints how to change the
separator character by customizing Vim's `fillchars` (2)
(`:help fillchars`) variable.
References:
(1) http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/syntax.html#hl-VertSplit
(2) http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/options.html#'fillchars'
GH-132
In term mode the number uses nord4, but in GUI mode nord3 was used
instead. This was not intended and has been changed to match the term
mode style.
GH-100
A config to allow users to enable background for the line cumber of the
current cursor position. It uses the same color as the current line so
it appears as a uniform background highlighting.
The screenshots have been made using the lightline's advanced
configurations (1) which may confuse users when the lighline does not
equal the one seen on the screenshot. This has been clarified now and
a additional screenshot with the default lightline styles has been
added.
References:
(1) https://github.com/itchyny/lightline.vim#advanced-configuration
GH-74
The configuration to enable italic comments (1) is like the name suggests
limited to comments only, but there are other use cases like the
italic style in Markdown (2).
This commit adds a new theme configuration to explicitly enable italics.
The configurations is enabled by default when running in "gui" mode and
is disabled by default in "term" mode.
The reason for this standard behavior is the fact that there are still
shells and terminals which are not able to handle italics. Enabling
italics for terminals by default would cause unpredictable bugs and
graphical glitches.
The new configuration is named "nord_italic".
References:
(1) https://github.com/arcticicestudio/nord-vim#italic-comments
(2) https://github.com/arcticicestudio/nord-vim/issues/84
GH-88
Adapted to the MIT license migration of the main "Nord" (1) project.
Detailed information can be found in the main task ticket.
All license SVG badges and the "LICENSE.md" content have been updated.
In addition all source code comment header have also been simplified.
References:
* (1) https://github.com/arcticicestudio/nord
Subtask of arcticicestudio/nord#55
GH-69
The variable has been renamed to "nord_uniform_status_lines" to better
match the name scheme. The documentation style has been updated and
preview screenshots have been added.
GH-37
Added a theme configuration to let the users decide whether they want
to use colorful or uniform diff backgrounds.
The colorful diff is the default using the current colors for added,
changed and deleted elements and the default background color (nord0).
The "reverse" attribute gets applied which results in a colored
background and a dark foreground.
Setting the "g:nord_uniform_diff_background" variable to "1" enables
the uniform diff background using "nord1".
GH-60
configure statusline with
```vim
let g:nord_statusline_uniform = 1
```
default is to use brighter background (`0`), but easily configurable
with by setting `g:nord_statusline_uniform` to `1`)
NOTE: this does not work with airline or lightline
