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I'm using macOS with the kitty terminal emulator. The problem I have is when working with .tex files:

The syntax highlighting of nvim is overlapping to colors so I have to mark those spots in order to be able to read them (see below in line 1) How can I change that? Changing the theme doesn't help either

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  • Welcome to vi.SX @hal3m Well, your screeshot shows weird thing. What colortheme are you using? Also try to play with :set bg=light and :set bg=dark to see which one is better; maybe Vim is failing to determine correctly you terminal.
    – gildux
    Jan 20 at 13:00
  • @gildux: thanks for your response! right now it's neapolitan ( i just tried using another one to see the difference) alas, it's not about the background either ( tried also) it must be the syntax highlight that vim applies to latex documents but idk how to solve this ... so in those blank spots the background is identical to the font color ...
    – hal3m
    Jan 20 at 14:03
  • The only mention I was able to found about it is here and it's not using portable colours but high definition maps for GUI... Really try something like :se colo koehler to see if you got a more readable thing.
    – gildux
    Jan 20 at 14:55
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    that works. played around a bit, it's ok now
    – hal3m
    Jan 20 at 15:45
  • Great :) Please write an answer on the true diagnostic and who you solve it, so it can help people who come later with the same issue.
    – gildux
    Jan 20 at 17:26

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