jackm wrote:
> Hi all :-) ,
> Howto change color background of selected text :confused:
> Thanx
>
The currently selected colorscheme determines what colours are used for
various different areas of text (highlighting groups). To see which
colorscheme you are using, type
:echo g:colors_name
To override your colorscheme, it would probably work best to copy your
preferred <colorscheme>.vim file to your
~/.vim/colors/MyColorScheme.vim, change that file according to your
preferences and then source this file in your g/vimrc, using the command
colorscheme MyColorScheme
The selection colour is determined by the "Visual" highlighting group.
To change this once-off to a white foreground on a black background, use
the following command:
:highlight visual guifg=#ffffff guibg=#000000
For more info, see
:h coloring
:h highlight-term
:h highlight
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