fix(groups): differentiate between active button with lazy.nvim #383
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Lazy.nvim used CursorLine and VisualSelect to differentiate between active and non-active buttons at the top of lazy's ui. These are the same styles in nightfox. This was overridden to help make active button visually unique.
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Lazy.nvim used CursorLine and VisualSelect to differentiate between active and non-active buttons at the top of lazy's ui. These are the same styles in nightfox.
This was overridden to help make active button visually unique.
Before
After
Dimmed
The Dimmed and Prop highlight groups were linked to
Conceal. As this makes the text too concealed on the darker background this was changed to be slightly more contrasting while keeping then still dimmed.Before
After
Resolves #382