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First, compliments on the theme. It's by far my favorite. Thank you for creating it and all your effort!
In the light theme, when inserting HTML (or CSS) via a user snippet and then typing into the tabstop via the $1 in the html.json or css.json file, the contrast between the highlight background color and foreground text color is poor, especially for comments. See attached screenshot.
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Hi! thank for using Pro Colors and your kind words! I didn’t know this thing existed and honestly have no I idea where does that highlight color comes form. I will try to recreate the incident, but since the definition of Pro Colors does not have any color that even looks like that background, I believe that is due to colorization of an extension. So while I try to see if that happens in my machine as well, please test this in an environment with your extentions disabled to trace the origin
@jasonjohnson47 so I checked it out and yeah you're right it seems that my definitions for snippets were damaged, so I added some new ones. In the next release this is fixed.
First, compliments on the theme. It's by far my favorite. Thank you for creating it and all your effort!
In the light theme, when inserting HTML (or CSS) via a user snippet and then typing into the tabstop via the $1 in the html.json or css.json file, the contrast between the highlight background color and foreground text color is poor, especially for comments. See attached screenshot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: