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My present TextMate theme (Ruby Blue) is nice, except there’s one annoying attribute that I haven’t been able to fix.
When editing CSS, it doesn’t apply any color to “word values” for properties.
See screenshot below — for width: 90%, the 90% is highlighted. However, for display: block, ‘block’ gets no highlighting.
What’s the TextMate selector to allow me to color this? I tried experimenting with different options in the theme editor and haven’t been able to find it yet.
Thanks!
It’s
support.constant.property-value.css.(Hint: If you put your cursor in a word and press shift+control+p, a tooltip will popup and tell you the current selector for the cursor position, as well as any parent selectors.)