Hello, I absolutely love this theme - it's a breath of fresh air and really fun to work with.
I noticed that the default syntax highlighting doesn't change the color of the ${} within a JS template literal string. While it does change the name of the variable correctly, I really prefer the entire ${variable} to be highlighted to make it extra clear that the ${} are not apart of the string.
I would change this myself, but I'm not very experienced with extensions or IDE development - any suggestions on how I can change this myself or if it's being looked at for the future?
Hello, I absolutely love this theme - it's a breath of fresh air and really fun to work with.
I noticed that the default syntax highlighting doesn't change the color of the![Screen Shot 2020-08-25 at 1 48 29 PM](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/34079743/91209662-0dfa7c00-e6da-11ea-8560-032fe7ae961a.png)
${}
within a JS template literal string. While it does change the name of the variable correctly, I really prefer the entire${variable}
to be highlighted to make it extra clear that the${}
are not apart of the string.I would change this myself, but I'm not very experienced with extensions or IDE development - any suggestions on how I can change this myself or if it's being looked at for the future?
Thanks again, love the extension!