Theming bat question

[stuckinsnow]

Hello.

Using bat, what colours are used for the yellowy-tint, for example the border in the preview, the scrollbar and so on? Is it bat related itself or can this be themed inside of vim?

I have been able to do other colours, as specified -- https://github.com/ibhagwan/fzf-lua?tab=readme-ov-file#highlight-groups.

[ibhagwan]

Using bat, what colours are used for the yellowy-tint, for example the border in the preview, the scrollbar and so on? Is it bat related itself or can this be themed inside of vim?

This is the bat theme, use bat --list-themes to explore and add it under previewers.bat when you find what you like.

[stuckinsnow]

Using bat, what colours are used for the yellowy-tint, for example the border in the preview, the scrollbar and so on? Is it bat related itself or can this be themed inside of vim?

This is the bat theme, use bat --list-themes to explore and add it under previewers.bat when you find what you like.

Thank you. I have actually solved it, and it was fzf (not the plugin), unless I have made a mistake?

export FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS="--color=fg:#d4a5ff,bg:#1e1e2e,hl:#d4a5ff,fg+:#d4a5ff,bg+:#d4a5ff,hl+:#d4a5ff,info:#d4a5ff,prompt:#d4a5ff,pointer:#d4a5ff,marker:#d4a5ff,spinner:#d4a5ff,header:#d4a5ff,border:#d4a5ff --border=rounded"

[ibhagwan]

Thank you. I have actually solved it, and it was fzf (not the plugin), unless I have made a mistake?

no you’re correct, the scroll offset markers are fzf, you can also set it in fzf-lua via fzf_colors.