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Hi, I've been running into the strangest bug with the syntax highlighting of HTML attributes...
Expected behavior
HTML attributes (e.g. href, class, type) should be yellow, like in this screenshot:
Actual behavior
HTML attributes are blue (i.e. #9EFFFF), just like the HTML tag names:
Steps to reproduce the problem
After this bug popped up with a version of Sublime with a lot of packages and themes, I decided to start with a fresh install. So, my steps were as follows:
Uninstall Sublime Text 3 (and delete the directory ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/)
Restart my computer
Reinstall Sublime Text 3
Add the Cobalt 2 Theme through Package Control (it's currently my only package)
I tried modifying the cobalt2.tmTheme file manually, moving the Italic HTML attribute names definition around, removing the definition's font style, and renaming the theme itself.
I tried uploading the cobalt2.tmTheme file to https://tmtheme-editor.herokuapp.com/ to add an additional definition that just affects HTML attributes (i.e. entity.other.attribute-name.html). Then I used this new theme in place of the official theme. That didn't work at all. However, on the theme editor site, I was able to see what the color scheme was supposed to look like, confirming that it wasn't a general error, but perhaps something wrong with my config or version of Sublime...
Specifications
Version: Latest version of Cobalt 2 through Package Control
Platform: MacOS Mojave 10.14.2
Sublime: Build 3207
Getting this to work would really help me. I'm currently working on a project that requires a lot of custom data- attributes and being able to tell them apart from the rest of the code at a glance would be very nice.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
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Hi, I've been running into the strangest bug with the syntax highlighting of HTML attributes...
Expected behavior
HTML attributes (e.g.
href
,class
,type
) should be yellow, like in this screenshot:Actual behavior
HTML attributes are blue (i.e.
#9EFFFF
), just like the HTML tag names:Steps to reproduce the problem
After this bug popped up with a version of Sublime with a lot of packages and themes, I decided to start with a fresh install. So, my steps were as follows:
~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/
)These are my only custom settings:
Strategies I've already tried
cobalt2.tmTheme
file manually, moving theItalic HTML attribute names
definition around, removing the definition's font style, and renaming the theme itself.cobalt2.tmTheme
file to https://tmtheme-editor.herokuapp.com/ to add an additional definition that just affects HTML attributes (i.e.entity.other.attribute-name.html
). Then I used this new theme in place of the official theme. That didn't work at all. However, on the theme editor site, I was able to see what the color scheme was supposed to look like, confirming that it wasn't a general error, but perhaps something wrong with my config or version of Sublime...Specifications
Getting this to work would really help me. I'm currently working on a project that requires a lot of custom
data-
attributes and being able to tell them apart from the rest of the code at a glance would be very nice.Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: