Closed ghost closed 5 years ago
There is no way to do this in Sublime as far as I know. I could split them out to a separate package, but then most people will not find them. If you want more control, you can manually install the package and then remove the snippets. What I would like to do first is filter them so they show up when they're relevant, e.g. don't show the color functions when you're writing a selector. If that doesn't bring the noise down to an acceptable level for most, I could look at splitting them out from the main package.
Hi, I'd really appreciate if there was an user-option to disable Sass snippets completion. I rarely use them writing everyday CSS and they tend to take precedence over normal CSS values and bloat the auto-completion list.
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Thank you!