Feat: use different colors for directories and files in neotree
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- Use different colors for root directory and files. - Use different colors for directories and files. Currently, it is challenging to distinguish between them.
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Hey, thanks for this, no I don't really have any preference for a different color as I don't use file trees in Emacs, so this is great |
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Currently, it is challenging to distinguish between them.
For the context, Dracula had different colors on file and directory:
Prev:
Now:
Or do you have a better color to use for the directory?
Because in the subsequent PR, I will make
neo-root-dir-faceand the file will have a different color like what the Dracula theme did.