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Vim: Can a different style be applied to a vim-terminal?
I often open an terminal within vim via: :vert term. The terminal opens on the right side with the same style (background and foreground colors) as my vim style.
Is it possible to change the style in the terminal pane? And if it is possible what are the steps?
Thanks!
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| User | Comment | Date |
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| CodeFarmer |
Thread: Works for me This works very nicely. |
Feb 7, 2023 at 23:28 |
All available "styles" are listed in :help highlight-groups.
You will find that hl-Terminal is one of them.
As an example, to make the Vim terminal background dark blue, use
:hi Terminal ctermbg=darkblue guibg=darkblue
guibg applies for Gvim and ctermbg for terminal Vim.
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