Closed shelldandy closed 6 years ago
Not sure if and how gradients are supported in this case. How would you represent them in the gutter or underlined? How would the colours inside the brackets look? Wouldn't they have any colour at all?
in the gutter i can see them as the tiny circles they are already but with the gradients.
the proposal in the editor view is that all of the:
linear-gradient(#ff2d91, #ff643c)
string gets the color, if that makes sense?
I know my way around JS, not so much around coffeescript but with a quick overview from you i'll be glad to figure this out on my following weekends
After a quick and dirty dive in the inspector in atom i think this would be the ideal outcome at least just for word highlighting.
I saw you're already using gradients albeit in the same color so that hopefully means some of the work is already done (?)
I think that can work with all the other options as well 😄 what do you think @C-Bouthoorn
Looks okay to me! Could you use the code from your screenshot to issue a PR?
I don't know how hard can be to implement but given that nowadays designers are loving to use gradients it'd be nice to have some sort of way to store them as variables and actually see the result somewhere else.
So maybe for example the bottom variant could be shown like the rendered gradient? covering the whole
linear-gradient(#ff2d91, #ff643c)
part?