If you want to set a different background color for a specific buffer, maybe, of a specific mode, you can add a hook for that mode and do something like this:
(add-hook 'neotree-mode-hook (lambda () (setq buffer-face-mode-face `(:background "#211C1C")) (buffer-face-mode 1)))
You can also toggle linum-mode
or set the value for left-fringe-width
, right-fringe-width
, they’re only affects the current buffer.
The following screenshot is the example of my setup, changing the background color for neotree-mode
and term-mode
to have a fancy look: