Closed jportoles closed 3 years ago
Yes, you are right, this feature sounds good, and it's not hard to implement it since I already have a module to collect classes and ids from HTML files.
The only problem is I'm busy these days, I planed more features for this plugin but still don't have time. So I can't promise a date, but I will do it once I have some time.
If you give me some pointers on where to look, I could maybe take a look and try a pull request. My TypeScript isn't great but it doesn't hurt to try :)
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Yes, you are right, this feature sounds good, and it's not hard to implement it since I already have a module to collect classes and ids from HTML file. The only problem is I'm busy these days, I planed more features for this plugin but still don't have time, So I can't promise a date, but I will do it once I have some time.
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https://github.com/pucelle/vscode-css-navigation/blob/74a72519baa585a5777248ca5aa0aeb0a4b91010/server/src/server.ts#L135 Check function here and you can dive inside from it.
But the functionality doesn't process things in a linear mode, it works more like a system. You may find it's hard to extend before you know what it works.
Otherwise, You may see there are many English syntax mistakes in my codes, Sorry for this because English is not my mother language.
v1.10.1 just released, please try it, thanks.
Sometimes you may want to look up references for a class or a id name while browsing an HTML file. Currently you can highlight a selector in a CSS file and then press Shift+F12 to find other HTML files where it appears. I suggest that it should be possible to highlight an id or a class within a HTML file, and then press Shift+F12 to find instances of it in other HTML files. It's a small thing but since the functionality is already there in CSS files, why not?