is there a working possiblity to have this feature working automatically?

[joe23rep]

like the title says id like to have this feature on without typing :ColorHighlight everytime i want to use it.

i know i could come up with a shortcut for it but i like it so id like to have it autostarted.

everything i tried so far didnt work out

[chrisbra]

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Am 11.01.2020 um 01:56 schrieb joe23rep notifications@github.com:

 like the title says id like to have this feature on without typing :ColorHighlight everytime i want to use it.

i know i could come up with a shortcut for it but i like it so id like to have it autostarted.

everything i tried so far didnt work out

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[chrisbra]

possible duplicate of #78

[Goku-San]

Hello @chrisbra @joe23rep , I run in to this problem a while ago, and I manage to solve it by putting this in my .vimrc autocmd BufEnter,BufLeave *.css,*.scss,*.sass :ColorHighlight! and it works like a charm, no flickering and only for those file extensions.

I deducted this from @daveyarwood 's answer on 77

Hope this helps as a future reference.

Edit -> Just to clarify, I only have that one setting for Colorizer as plugin, nothing else!

[daveyarwood]

I think we can probably close this as a duplicate of #77, as I'm trying to work toward the same objective. :)

[kopr12]

In my case this works let g:colorizer_auto_color = 1 but you have to move the vim cursor and the colors will appear after 3 seconds.