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[Enhancement] Theme the preview from .Xresources or pywal
See original GitHub issueI have been tinkering with this for some time, but basically the idea is to reference colors generated by pywal, which can be imported with @import url('file:///home/username/.cache/wal/colors.css');.
These colors would be used as the background, foreground and highlighting, so the markdown preview would look almost like a native application running on the system.
I can’t seem to figure out how to edit these properties though. I can change the background color and stuff when changing the file set as mkdp_markdown_css, but I don’t want to override any of the other markdown stylings.
There seem to be variables for “background color” and such in all of the CSS files, I just am not sure what to edit to get the correct results.
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The feature has been completed and rolled into vim.reaper.
I had to trick the plugin into hosting the
colors.cssfile thinking it washighlights.css, because otherwise no browser could see it. I transferred theCSSfor the highlighting into themarkdown.cssfile.markdown css file is link after page css file. so you can change any rules that page css defined.