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Everything seems to look fine with this color scheme, except for the background color of the line number column, which is black in contrast to the dark grey of the color scheme. I have attached an image which demonstrates this issue. I am using iTerm2 and made sure it is reporting as xterm-256 colors. I have also tried export TERM=xterm-256color, but this problem remains. Is there a solution?

In C, it is a general convention to comment out code using a "#if 0" block. Lots of editors and colour schemes handle such #if 0 blocks as a special case of comments and give it a different colour to differentiate commented code from code comments.

Could you also please take this account?

I love this color scheme. I am using it for JavaScript.

How can I make the Object names, such as _initFirstView and Polymer in Polymer.dom(this.root).querySelectorAll('paper-listbox') colored? There is to much green here

When using vim/vividchalk, my terminal often retains bold markup on text after exiting vim. Running a reset, or any other command which clears related buffers, restores the terminal to normal.

Compared to the display in gvim, the colors for the sidebar are instead in the main buffer, and vice versa. The main buffer has the lighter blue as the background, where the side bar with the line count has the dark blue/black color.

Hi

Contrast between blue background and black text is low, could be hard to read on some screen.

What do you think about ?

I've noticed that the background color (black) is not applied after sourcing vimrc, or reverting back from another color scheme (which uses non black background) to vivid. Foreground colors seem to be set properly.

For example, with "colorsheme vividchalk" in my .vimrc

:colorscheme koelher
:colorscheme vividchalk  # background does not change back