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Colorscheme / Transparency​

Nvoid comes with 21 themes provided form nvoid-base16 which's based on Nvchad's base46.

You can change theme and toggle transparency with:

nvoid.ui.Colorscheme = "theme"
nvoid.ui.transparency = false -- true

also you can open Telescope themes by hitting leader f c to preview the themes.

note
  • If nvoid.ui.Colorscheme = "theme" in located in the your config.lua you can change it with Telescope.
  • Also if you enable the nvoid autoreload config function the theme change without needing to restart.

Highlights​

you can add your own highlights:

nvoid.ui.hl_add = {
    hlname = {fg = "color", bg = "color"}
}

or you can override highlights:

nvoid.ui.hl_override = {
    hlname = {fg = "color", bg = "color"}
}

Add Colorschemes​

you can add colorschemes at ~/.config/nvoid/lua/themes/ and any colorscheme you add will show on the Telescope themes the file should look like this

local M = {}

M.base_30 = {
	white = "#hexcode",
	darker_black = "#hexcode",
	black = "#hexcode", --  nvim bg
	black2 = "#hexcode",
	one_bg = "#hexcode",
	one_bg2 = "#hexcode", -- StatusBar (filename)
	one_bg3 = "#hexcode",
	grey = "#hexcode", -- Line numbers (shouldn't be base01?)
	grey_fg = "#hexcode", -- Why this affects comments?
	grey_fg2 = "#hexcode",
	light_grey = "#hexcode",
	red = "#hexcode", -- StatusBar (username)
	baby_pink = "#hexcode",
	pink = "#hexcode",
	line = "#hexcode", -- for lines like vertsplit
	green = "#hexcode", -- StatusBar (file percentage)
	vibrant_green = "#hexcode",
	nord_blue = "#hexcode", -- Mode indicator
	blue = "#hexcode",
	yellow = "#hexcode",
	sun = "#hexcode",
	purple = "#hexcode",
	dark_purple = "#hexcode",
	teal = "#hexcode",
	orange = "#hexcode",
	cyan = "#hexcode",
	statusline_bg = "#hexcode",
	lightbg = "#hexcode",
	pmenu_bg = "#hexcode", -- Command bar suggestions
	folder_bg = "#hexcode",
}

M.base_16 = {
	base00 = "#hexcode", -- Default bg
	base01 = "#hexcode", -- Lighter bg (status bar, line number, folding mks)
	base02 = "#hexcode", -- Selection bg
	base03 = "#hexcode", -- Comments, invisibles, line hl
	base04 = "#hexcode", -- Dark fg (status bars)
	base05 = "#hexcode", -- Default fg (caret, delimiters, Operators)
	base06 = "#hexcode", -- Light fg (not often used)
	base07 = "#hexcode", -- Light bg (not often used)
	base08 = "#hexcode", -- Variables, XML Tags, Markup Link Text, Markup Lists, Diff Deleted
	base09 = "#hexcode", -- Integers, Boolean, Constants, XML Attributes, Markup Link Url
	base0A = "#hexcode", -- Classes, Markup Bold, Search Text Background
	base0B = "#hexcode", -- Strings, Inherited Class, Markup Code, Diff Inserted
	base0C = "#hexcode", -- Support, regex, escape chars
	base0D = "#hexcode", -- Function, methods, headings
	base0E = "#hexcode", -- Keywords
	base0F = "#hexcode", -- Deprecated, open/close embedded tags
}

M.type = "dark" -- or light

return M

You can find more colorschemes at NvChad/base46

Statusline​

Nvoid use it's own statusline with 3 styles (nvoid, minimal, evil) you can change them with:

nvoid.ui.statusline.style = "style"

or you can disable it with:

nvoid.ui.statusline.enabled = true -- False

or create your own styel with:

nvoid.ui.statusline.config = "%!v:lua.require('path.to.config')"
note

you can find a custom style at my github.

Bufferline & winbar​

Bufferline​

  • The bufferline is disabled by default you can enable it with;
nvoid.builtin.bufferline.active = true

Winbar​

  • Winbar is enabled by default you can disable it with:
nvoid.builtin.winbar.active = false
note

winbar uses navic which really slows up the config.