We need Sublime text to better distinguish HTML language from site visitor display text in the default SublimeText application interface.
Here’s the code:
source src="/files/aud/01%20Cotton20Blossom.m4a" type=“audio/m4a”
targets file 01 Cottton Blossom.m4a
Here’s the painful appearance:
html string %20 ‘disappears’ and obfuscates code view of html document text displayed on HTML page
Here’s the requirement:
a way to quiet visible html %20 string
This would require editing Seth theme?
Or, ST dev teams re-programming ST interface to look more professional
by better distinguishing HTML language from user text in the default SublimeText application interface!
Needless to say, the ST Team core programmers have more options.
They can even provide a setting that switches off the need to even use %20
(maybe exists already, or is that only DW?)
Or, they can color %20 the same color as all other html (dodgerblue in the above screenshot). Instead of STUPIDLY FOULING DISPLAY TEXT CONTENT.
Here’s the problem:
Don’t know what to do with any themes, to color visible html %20 string.
Does anyone know how?
jwortmann manages to turn %20 bright white (using extensive editing of no fewer than 3 !!! ST configuration files see below: this targets the problem, but unfortunately makes %20 even more of an eye-sore .