The cssAttrRegion differentiates props and attributes from one-another as they both may have the same keywords. Basically it defines the region between an : and an ;/)/} to be an attr.
The problem now is in the form of a list of pseudo-classes/-elements:
img::before,
img::after {
...
resp.
&:active,
&:hover,
&:focus,
&:visited {
...
the first element is treated as an attribute (because it starts with a : but doesn't close with an appropriate element) and the following lines are thusly regarded as cssAttrRegion, rendering them as unknown and thus unhighlighted attributes.
I think we have to re-define the cssAttrRegion syntax item to solve this issue. I'm not sure how, yet.
The
cssAttrRegiondifferentiates props and attributes from one-another as they both may have the same keywords. Basically it defines the region between an:and an;/)/}to be an attr.The problem now is in the form of a list of pseudo-classes/-elements:
resp.
the first element is treated as an attribute (because it starts with a
:but doesn't close with an appropriate element) and the following lines are thusly regarded ascssAttrRegion, rendering them as unknown and thus unhighlighted attributes.I think we have to re-define the
cssAttrRegionsyntax item to solve this issue. I'm not sure how, yet.