Show specificity in a css selector hover. #129
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I'm kind of new to this. How do I reference microsoft/vscode#7299 with this pull request while I'm working on it? EDIT: Ahhh. I guess I did it indirectly. 😄 |
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I can fix the unit tests Saturday morning. |
Ragnoroct
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@aeschli I'm finished with this and all the tests pass. Do I need to do anything else to get this into vscode? |
kumarharsh
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Oct 28, 2018
kumarharsh
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Oct 28, 2018
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@kumarharsh Thank you. I've applied your suggested code changes to fix the typos. |
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Very cool, thanks, @Ragnoroct ! |
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I made some minor improvements: 0bba3ee |
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How can we hide this popup? |
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You can turn off all css hovers, if you want: |
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This is a pull request to show the specificity score of a css selector on hover.