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The help, for R, is displayed in alternating color blocks. This is jarring; for instance, this is how it looks using modus-operandi.
One of the colors is the background, but the other I have no idea what is, nor how I can control its color. I can remove the background by, in custom set faces, setting '(lsp-ui-doc-background ((t nil))):
That improves things a bit by decreasing the contrast between blocks.
And then I can specify the background color, so as to match the color of the other block and that removes all contrast between blocks:
This (in custom-set-faces) works for modus-vivendi and modus-operandi.
The help, for R, is displayed in alternating color blocks. This is jarring; for instance, this is how it looks using modus-operandi.
One of the colors is the background, but the other I have no idea what is, nor how I can control its color. I can remove the background by, in custom set faces, setting
'(lsp-ui-doc-background ((t nil)))
:That improves things a bit by decreasing the contrast between blocks.
And then I can specify the background color, so as to match the color of the other block and that removes all contrast between blocks:
This (in custom-set-faces) works for modus-vivendi and modus-operandi.
But, of course, it starts looking bad if I use other themes.
How can I get rid of the alternating pattern?
For what is worth, this does not happen with company-quickhelp, which I understand might be using a different input or ignoring all fancy color stuff:
Edit: this could be related to: #180 . Note that I am using
(custom-set-faces '(nobreak-space ((t nil))))
as recommended there.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: