transparent.nvim VS bearded-theme

That is a issue with how neovim draws the background. You could make neovim not draw the background with a plugin like this one https://github.com/xiyaowong/transparent.nvim

Neet bro 😎, I use bg trans by xiyaowong is best it save me so much time one question are using the default lsp for dart ?

Figured out myself. xiyaowong/transparent.nvim: Remove all background colors to make nvim transparent (github.com) this is the plugin that's causing this bug even when transparency is disabled.

Potentially useful https://github.com/xiyaowong/nvim-transparent

There is a way to gettransparent bg can't find any for this acrylic effect

xiyaowong/nvim-transparent might interest you.

I just found nvim-transparent and it works with it! Easy to setup so I think that I'll stick to that. But thank you for your answer!

The website for the plugin makes it seem as if you can enable it just by putting enable = true in the setup options, but I gather you've tried that?

https://github.com/xiyaowong/nvim-transparent is pretty great

bearded-theme/themes/bearded-theme-coffee-cream.json at master · BeardedBear/bearded-theme (github.com)

The editor is a screenshot of VS Code with the Bearded Monokai Metallian, but it’s been post-processed through a custom script to add the glass/vibrancy effect.

Forking the theme would be the other approach which would be necessary if you want to publish your variant as its own extension on the marketplace (which would allow you to add more themes to the pack for example). As for modifying this specific theme, it seems to live in this file, but I haven't gone through the build workflow - it might be overridden from somewhere else - so just play around with the source if you're interested. After modifying the extension, you'll have to consult this page which explains the process of publishing the extension (you'll probably have to change some stuff like the author and package name in package.json).