Changes highlighting for @property. This adds a bit more of highlighting to CSS files when using Treesitter (which fixes #66)
Using Treesitter on CSS file, before:
Using Treesitter on CSS file, after:
Still isn't awesome: the selectors are using the same highlighting as the CSS properties... But this is coming from Treesitter itself (which is assigning @property to both the selector and css properties). I tried to check a few themes on the wild and every theme I checked has the same "problem" when using Treesitter.
Changes highlighting for
@property. This adds a bit more of highlighting to CSS files when using Treesitter (which fixes #66)Using Treesitter on CSS file, before:
Using Treesitter on CSS file, after:
Still isn't awesome: the selectors are using the same highlighting as the CSS properties... But this is coming from Treesitter itself (which is assigning
@propertyto both the selector and css properties). I tried to check a few themes on the wild and every theme I checked has the same "problem" when using Treesitter.