Hi All,
I’m not sure if this has already been addressed, but I noticed that my CSS language grammar highlights “transparent” in {background-color: transparent;}, and most everything after that, as an error (scope = invalid.illegal.css). The more common {background: transparent;} doesn’t trigger the error, and in that case “transparent” gets the scope “name = 'support.constant.property-value.css'.” I added transparent to the value list in “name = 'support.constant.color.w3c-standard- color-name.css',” which may not be the right place, but works for me.
peace - oli
On Nov 28, 2008, at 2:45 AM, Oli wrote:
I’m not sure if this has already been addressed, but I noticed that my CSS language grammar highlights “transparent” in {background-color: transparent;}, and most everything after that, as an error (scope = invalid.illegal.css). The more common {background: transparent;} doesn’t trigger the error, and in that case “transparent” gets the scope “name = 'support.constant.property-value.css'.” I added transparent to the value list in “name = 'support.constant.color.w3c-standard- color-name.css',” which may not be the right place, but works for me.
This works for me in the current and the version of the bundle from the last minor release. Check to see if you have any local changes causing it by moving the CSS bundle in:
/Users/<yourname>/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/
To the desktop and then restarting TextMate.
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Michael Sheets -
Oli