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Frédéric Moulins authored
Add a `g:tempus_enforce_background_color` option to set the background color for vim used in a terminal. The default remains to allow the theme to play well with transparent terminals. To force the background to be set, this option can be added to `.vimrc`: ```vim let g:tempus_enforce_background_color=1 ``` This allows for post colorscheme tweaks in the `.vimrc` using the background color, like: ```vim " Make the "~" characters after the end of buffer disappear hi EndOfBuffer guifg=bg ctermfg=bg ```
a68b3c7eFrédéric Moulins authoredAdd a `g:tempus_enforce_background_color` option to set the background color for vim used in a terminal. The default remains to allow the theme to play well with transparent terminals. To force the background to be set, this option can be added to `.vimrc`: ```vim let g:tempus_enforce_background_color=1 ``` This allows for post colorscheme tweaks in the `.vimrc` using the background color, like: ```vim " Make the "~" characters after the end of buffer disappear hi EndOfBuffer guifg=bg ctermfg=bg ```
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