Closed dev-nicolaos closed 2 years ago
@dev-nicolaos if you're talking about the colors of the actual ${}
blocks, that's just a new feature that vscode added a while back, it's basically built-in rainbow brackets, it highlights every level of brackets with a different color for readability, but you can disable it in settings > bracketPairColorization
Ahh, interesting. I wouldn't have expected that feature to apply in this context. That makes sense though, thanks for the explanation.
First of all, thanks for your work on this extension, its awesome.
I'm not actually sure if this is a bug, but it seemed odd so I thought I'd document it here.
Here's the relevant example (all of this is within an
/* html */
template literal.Its interesting that there a 3 different colors used across the 4 instances of
${
. I've observed this with different themes applied, the screenshot is with VS Code's default dark theme.