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Opt for undercurl for spell errors, for GUI #15

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Reed Esau
2015-01-29 00:16:48 -07:00
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@@ -57,8 +57,7 @@ When using a filetype of markdown, the ‘#’ heading text is shaded dark
blue by default. This compensates for the lack of a visual cue found in iA
Writer where the heading indicators are inside the left margin.
If you’re looking for neutral heading colors, set the following in your
`.vimrc`:
If you’re looking for neutral heading colors:
```
let g:pencil_neutral_headings = 1 " 0=blue (def), 1=normal
@@ -69,8 +68,7 @@ let g:pencil_neutral_headings = 1 " 0=blue (def), 1=normal
Similar to the rendered markdown found on GitHub, `inline` and `fenced`
code blocks will have a subtle gray background.
If you’re looking for neutral code background, set the following in
your `.vimrc`:
If you’re looking for neutral code background:
```
let g:pencil_neutral_code_bg = 1 " 0=gray (def), 1=normal
@@ -79,6 +77,17 @@ let g:pencil_neutral_code_bg = 1 " 0=gray (def), 1=normal
See `g:pencil_higher_contrast_ui` above for adjusting the code background
contrast.
### Curled Underline for Spelling Highlights
GUI users may prefer `undercurl` to the default `underline` in
highlighting misspelled words.
```
let g:pencil_gui_spell_undercurl = 1 " 0=underline (def), 1=undercurl
```
Non-spell underlines remain non-curled.
### Terminal Italics
If you're using Vim in the terminal and your terminal supports italics, you