Closed elrumordelaluz closed 5 years ago
Is this causing an actual error? We should override that rule.
Please provide repo steps or more detail about what is not working
There's no evidence of errors, the issue is that after install and activate, the preview remains with the editor background. Following a demo:
and inspecting
It doesn't look the the extension is even loading. In the webview, can you verify that the <link>
stylesheet import for this extension is in the head
? Also, do you have any other markdown extension installed?
no <link>
in head
and I haven't installed other md-related extensions.
However disabled all extensions and reinstalled Markdown Preview Github Styling but stills the same result.
[update]
there are <link>
s in head
but for some reason styles doesn't apply in DOM nodes.
body
only have styles applied from <style>
tag with default editor styles
I seem to be having the same problem. No white background, default styling.
Likely a duplicate of #40. Do you have files.associations
set?
Unfortunately I do not.
Still, try the next VS Code insiders build. These associations can also come from extensions
yup 🎉 that was the issue. I had the following lines in my settings.json
{
"files.associations": {
"*.css": "postcss"
},
}
Removing them solves the issue.
Fixed upstream in VS Code
Is there a reason why after install and activate the extension and opening
Open Webvie Developer Tools
, thebody
is: