Question 1

How to make vesper.nvim background transparent?

Accepted Answer

Set `transparent = true` in the setup table, like `require('vesper').setup({transparent = true})`. This enables the transparent background option as described in the README for terminal or window manager integration.

Question 2

vesper.nvim vs tokyonight.nvim which is better?

Accepted Answer

Vesper.nvim is best if you specifically want the Vesper theme from VS Code for consistency. TokyoNight.nvim offers multiple color variations and might be more flexible if you're not tied to a single theme.

Question 3

Does vesper.nvim support telescope.nvim?

Accepted Answer

The README only mentions explicit support for bufferline.nvim. For telescope.nvim or other plugins, you'll likely need to use the `overrides` option to manually configure highlight groups, which can be time-consuming.

Question 4

How to customize italics for keywords in vesper.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Adjust the `italics` table in setup; for example, set `keywords = false` to disable italics for keywords. The README shows how to configure each element individually in the defaults.

Question 5

Why isn't vesper.nvim applying colors correctly in my Neovim?

Accepted Answer

Ensure you've called the setup function and set the colorscheme with `vim.cmd.colorscheme('vesper')`. Check for conflicts with other plugins or incorrect Lua syntax in your configuration.

Question 6

Can I override specific colors in vesper.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Yes, use the `palette_overrides` or `overrides` options in setup to modify colors. The README mentions these extensible features for personalized theming, though documentation is brief on examples.

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