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One thing you can do is make comments italic-bold and slightly darker than default code. I use Solarized Dark, so my comments are dark (but I have max brightnes
by Fnoord 4y ago
One thing you can do is make comments italic-bold and slightly darker than default code. I use Solarized Dark, so my comments are dark (but I have max brightness and then Solarized Dark is great), plus italic-bold comments. I also use a different font for italic-bold: Cartograph CF.
Unfortunately this does not work in Sublime Text as I am unable to mark comments as italic-bold and define a different font for them. But in Vim and Neovim it works great.
- powersurge360 4y agoThanks for the suggestion. After reading this and messing with my config, looks like doom emacs has a variable associated with the theme that sets comments to have a brighter background to compensate. Thanks for the nudge.