Closed bananabread closed 7 years ago
seems to be a limitation on the extension to for .liquid to display scss, I will take a further look.
At the mean time, I think you can manually set syntax to scss by click "HTML Liquid" at the right bottom corner of vscode, and choose sass
You can add special exceptions to your User Settings:
"files.associations": {
"*.scss.liquid": "scss",
"*.js.liquid": "javascript"
}
But this means those files get formatted with SCSS or JavaScript but not Liquid anymore. It would have been nice to superimpose Liquid on SCSS (for example).
When working with .scss.liquid files it the type is set to HTML Liquid, so the syntax highlighting is incorrect.