Inline Code Color

[mabourehab]

Hi,

I'm wondering if there is a way to change the color of the inline code written between . Not necessarily syntax specific coloring, but just changing the color to something more visible. Currently it looks like this:

As you can see the code (starting from echo) is barely distinguishable from the regular text and I want to know if I can change it to a brighter color.

Thanks!

[max397574]

yes just change the highlight
:hi neorg.markup.verbatim iirc
see what it's linked to and change this

not sure but out of my head I'd have said it's NonText you need to change
or just change the highlight directly

[dimas-cyriaco]

I'm using this:

vim.cmd([[hi! link @neorg.markup.verbatim @neorg.markup.superscript]])

[mabourehab]

Hi @dimas-cyriaco @max397574, thanks for the awesome answers! It worked!

Just an additional question, is there a way I can change also the code text to be italic or bold for example.

Sorry for all these basic questions, I'm very new to all of this and a bit lost in all the information :)

[dimas-cyriaco]

I think you would have to define the full highlight, and not just link, in this case. Something like this:

vim.cmd([[hi! @neorg.markup.verbatim cterm=bold,italic gui=bold,italic guifg=#ff9e64]])

You can use Telescope highlights to see the current value of the highlights.

[dimas-cyriaco]

Other useful tip, if you are in a recent neovim version, is the :Inspect command. I will show you the highlight group under the cursor.

[mabourehab]

Hi! Yup, that's perfect now! Thanks, alot and the Inspect command is pretty useful as well!

[max397574]

instead of vim.cmd you can (and imo should because "code logic" as string is ugly) use
vim.api.nvim_set_hl("@neorg.markup.verbatim", {fg="#ffab00", bg="#abff00", link="OtherHlGroup", bold = true, italic = true})