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I am trying to edit the colors for the tree-sitter part of this plugin. My html files are quite bland right now, and I would like to edit the colors so that they look better. I was wondering what I would need to do in order to accomplish that. I tried going into the local repo that was installed in my computer through packer (basically, what is in my .local directory). I see that there is a TSTag = { } that is commented out. I commented it in and specified a color for it (without any error), but it does change anything in the html files.
I am thinking that I need to create a pywal.lua in the .config, but I am not sure where to start and what to do for it. I am not proficient in Lua and I know just enough to a get by slowly for configuring neovim, so any help on how I can accomplish would be appreciated.
I am trying to edit the colors for the tree-sitter part of this plugin. My
htmlfiles are quite bland right now, and I would like to edit the colors so that they look better. I was wondering what I would need to do in order to accomplish that. I tried going into the local repo that was installed in my computer through packer (basically, what is in my.localdirectory). I see that there is a TSTag = { } that is commented out. I commented it in and specified a color for it (without any error), but it does change anything in thehtmlfiles.I am thinking that I need to create a
pywal.luain the.config, but I am not sure where to start and what to do for it. I am not proficient in Lua and I know just enough to a get by slowly for configuring neovim, so any help on how I can accomplish would be appreciated.