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@@ -176,6 +176,42 @@ let g:nord_uniform_diff_background = 1
+### Bold Style
+
+Next to color highlighting Nord Vim makes use of bold font styles for various syntax elements to make them stand out more as well as better representing their syntactic meaning.
+
+
+ Bold font styles are enabled (g:nord_bold = 1
) by default in both GUI and terminal
+ mode.
+ >
+ }
+>
+ Almost every common and still actively used terminal supports bold font styles while in GUI mode
+ Vim's runtime ensures the rendering compatibility for special font styles without the risk to break the overall
+ appearance.
+
+
+The theme includes **bold** font styles for specific syntax elements. To **disable bold font styles**, set the `nord_bold` theme configuration variable:
+
+```viml
+let g:nord_bold = 0
+```
+
+
+
+ Markdown code syntax with bold font style rendering.
+
+
+
+If you encounter font rendering problems with **bold** styles, please ensure the used terminal is capable of rendering such special font styles or disable Nord Vim's **bold** font rendering like described above.
+
### Italic Style
In terminal mode Nord Vim doesn't make use of italic font styles in order to prevent unexpected styles and color highlighting. This design decision is based on the known problems of most terminals related to special font styles like italic.
@@ -187,7 +223,7 @@ In terminal mode Nord Vim doesn't make use of italic font styles in ord
>
}
>
- Since Vim's runtime shoukd ensure the rendering compatibility for special font styles Nord Vim can make use of{" "}
+ Since Vim's runtime should ensure the rendering compatibility for special font styles Nord Vim can make use of{" "}
italics without the risk to break the overall appearance.