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feat(extra): add emacs port of dragon and lotus theme #151
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Hi! I have a question! How do you use these themes on doom emacs? I have tried installing the original kanagawa-theme.el in the .doom/themes folder and then running m-x/load-themes to load it;however, then I get colors which look weird to me. (I have kangawa installed on nvim and it looks very different). Did I make a mistake in installing the themes? I am asking this, because I have tried for months to get this working and I have found no place to ask about the kanagawa-el theme. |
And are you using the original |
OK thanks! I am using this as theme https://github.com/rebelot/kanagawa.nvim/blob/master/extras/kanagawa-theme.el. I am using rust as a programming language. I will double check if I have autothemer installed |
Yes, I have it installed. On my emacs side, I have tree-sitter installed, and I just ran load-theme to load kanagawa-theme-el. |
Can you maybe post a screenshot of one of your kanagawa-themes or the original one with any language so I can see if it is maybe a emacs font or color config problem on my side. Also, thank you so much for helping me with my issue! |
I tested the theme with some rust code, and I am getting similar result as yours. I think the palette is not 100% aligned with the original kanagawa theme in nvim. If you want to get exactly the same coloring maybe you could try to align them yourself. In emacs, you can find out what is setting the color of a certain text by calling |
OK thank you! I just want to know, that it is not a configuration error on my part! I mean, I do quite like it, so I will tune the emacs theme to my needs, but thank you for testing. |
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