Closed houshuang closed 8 years ago
You mean a background? That's doable, but I'm curious if ST has some kind of options that would allow that to be turned on or off, or if I need to actually included a separate theme to do it (I personally don't want that, but I can see why it's nice to have).
Exactly. I don't know how easy it would be easier, but it was something I was thinking of, and I would especially love it for my Rmd files (R + Markdown, using knitr to generate reports).
thanks!
Stian
On Sun, Oct 13, 2013 at 9:17 PM, Jon Schlinkert notifications@github.comwrote:
You mean a background? That's doable, but I'm curious if ST has some kind of options that would allow that to be turned on or off, or if I need to actually included a separate theme to do it (I personally don't want that, but I can see why it's nice to have).
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closing since this is something I personally would dislike.. however, I'd be happy to take a pr if someone would like to add preferences that would allow this to be enabled/disabled.
Would it be possible to higlight the entire fenced code block, similar to what RStudio does? Even if this was just an option, or if there was an easy way to do this I could make the edit myself... I find it much cleaner to have the Markdown visually separated from the code.![](http://reganmian.net/blog/images/2013-10-09-starting-data-analysiswrangling-with-r-things-i-wish-id-been-told_-_whole-04.png)
Thanks!