HTML Extended
HTML syntax Sublime Text definition which supports Web Components with "-" in tag name
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- Total 24K
- Win 17K
- Mac 4K
- Linux 3K
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HTML for Web Components Support
Current html syntax highlight doesn't color html elements with “dash” in it.
In example, the following youtube-player element will be displayed with 2 colors instead of one:
<youtube-player id="#$5213123"></youtube-player>
<youtube:player class="media"></youtube:player>
With this HTML extended package, it will color the html element properly:
This package should work with any color scheme.
Set HTML or other extension files to automatically open with html extended syntax
- open an html file that has a web component in it
- from the menu, select: View -> Syntax -> Open all with current extension as… -> Html Extended