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Following this JavaFX 2.0 tutorial I created a css file in eclipse that includes the line
-fx-fill: FIREBRICK;
Now that color is unknown to Eclipse and therefore marked as an error. How can I surpress this warning (as the color does exist in JavaFX) or better: How to make Eclipse aware of the fact that this color does exist in JavaFX?
If you write it in lower case the tooling doesn’t show an error. I’ve filed ticket http://efxclipse.org/trac/ticket/142 to support upper and lower case