Code block - syntax and block highlighting

[KlapenHz]

Hi,

1. Is there a way to to somehow distinguish a code block? E.g. by changing the background?
2. Does the @code language require any additional parameters to change the colors of the syntax in the block.
   Thanks for any suggestions.

[Anrock]

1. Do you mean like having different colors for different code blocks? Because now everything between @code and @end should already have different background and syntax highlight.
2. I don't think @code accepts anything to customize color scheme. The only parameter there is a language name to use specific treesitter grammar for higlighting.

[KlapenHz]

This is my example of test index file:

and it doesn't have any different colors inside. Maybe it's lack of some configuration on my site?

[Anrock]

More like colorscheme issue where code background color is too samey to usual background to notice + transparency + image on the background.
Try :colorscheme delek and turn off transparency and see if it makes any difference

[KlapenHz]

Nothing changed:

I think in this case, some keywords should at least be recolored, but unfortunately everything is the same here.
I also removed color scheme and all config from my terminal and it didn't help:


Also I tried to run it in another terminal, and also problem exists.

[katawful]

you need to have python and bash treesitter parsers installed for syntax highlighting to work out of the box. neither are supplied for 0.9.x (both are supplied with 0.10-devel releases). for languages that don't have a parser yet, you need to enable core.syntax in your neorg config, but bash and python have parsers

[KlapenHz]

Thanks @katawful, I didn't have parser. Now syntax has colors.
And how make background in different color? Like this below: