Icons not working

• Setup a nerdfont as your terminal's default font.

Set highlight groups

• For that you have to add highlight groups in hl_override ( existing ones which NvChad defines), for new ones, use hl_add.
• Check theming docs for detailed info.

Customize theme colors

• Use changed_themes option in chadrc. check theming docs for detailed info.

Custom local base46 themes

• To make a custom local theme that's the base46 format, you have to create /lua/themes/mytheme.lua. Check base46 docs for more info.

Can I remove base46?

• No, NvChad hard-depends on base46, just use another config.

Mapping Ctrl + o / i keys

• In Nvchad <Tab> & <S-Tab> are mapped by default and nvim maps to <C-i> if <Tab> key is mapped. Check

• To map those keys, you should either disable <Tab> in your custom mappings file or have certain settings in your terminal config, for example: alacritty config :

key_bindings:
   - { key: I, mods: Control, chars: "\x1b[105;6u" }

• NOTE: keymaps in NvChad are case-sensitive, to delete it you need to use lowercase <tab>. Add this to your mappings.lua:

M.disabled = {
	n = {
		["<tab>"] = "",
	},
}

NvChad's color is weird

• You might be using a terminal that doesn't support true color. This problem is very common for those who use the default MacOS terminal, opt to use iterm2 instead.

CursorLine not showing

• We set it to only number by default, to have cursorline highlight shown, add :

vim.o.cursorlineopt = "both"