Closed caseymhunt closed 8 years ago
Syntax Highlighting language is detected by the file extension, will add it as subtype to the HTML file. Is MJML 100% compatible to HTML or are there any differences or maybe additions I've to add? Nevertheless, I will bump the version so you can easly update the package and would appreciate feedback.
Excellent! I do not know of any specific support necessary for MJML
but I will keep an eye out as I use the theme.
Just some quick feedback- I really like this theme but I do suggest colorizing content between tags and attribute values differently. Being that they are both white, it is difficult to differentiate between tag content between
This is particularly a problem with HTML (and subsequently, MJML).
This is one of the items on my backlog, but I am not conclusive about the color to use for the attribute values due to the limited colors of my Northem color palette. I don't want to change the color of text elements, but if I use the light-blue
color for attributes it is difficult to see the difference between the attribute name and the value.
I've created a new issue [#3] to discuss about a improvement.
MJML files, which are, for the sake of argument, an extension of HTML syntax, are not supported by this theme.