Closed KyleKing closed 1 year ago
+1
I have some long-ass markdown files and this plugin slows sublime text to a crawl. A user setting like this: "file_extensions": ["scss", "sass", "css", "pcss"]
would be useful.
+1 yes please because...
I agree. This alternative but similar package seems to offer the missing functionality.
PLS "file_extensions": ["css", "styl", "stylus"] would be useful.
It would be a great feature is a user could limit the files highlighted to a whitelist (CSS, Python, MD, and JS) or a blacklist of ignored file types. If not in ColorHighlight, is there an easy method in Sublime? I looked into modifying syntax-specific files, but it didn't seem like that feature was available