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2f7f7364
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2021-10-05T21:15:33
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Added more language tests (#3131)
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fdbc4473
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2020-05-19T01:52:38
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CSS Extras: Optimized `class` and `id` patterns (#2359)
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e523f5d0
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2020-05-09T02:42:24
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CSS Extras: Renamed `attr-{name,value}` tokens and added tokens for combinators and selector lists (#2373)
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2e0eff76
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2020-02-07T16:44:48
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CSS: Added support for the selector function (#2201)
This adds support for CSS 4's selector function. The selectors passed to the function will now be highlighted as such.
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8403e453
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2019-09-03T19:06:15
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Added Inline color plugin (#2007)
This adds a new plugin to display an inline preview of CSS colors as most IDEs do.
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ebe363f4
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2019-08-17T14:31:41
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CSS Extras & PHP: Fixed too greedy number token (#2009)
This fixes the too greedy number tokenization of CSS Extras which cause the placeholders of PHP (via markup templating) to be partly tokenized.
The CSS extras number pattern was adjusted to solve the issue.
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5e5a3e00
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2019-05-12T14:14:03
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CSS-Extras: Added `even` & `odd` keywords to `n-th` pattern (#1872)
`even` and `odd` are keywords which are also an `n-th` value. This adds it to the pattern which previously only captured values of the form `an+b`.
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70a40414
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2019-03-10T22:15:10
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CSS extras: Highlighting for pseudo class arguments (#1650)
This adds highlighting for pseudo class arguments, selector punctuation, and n-th expressions.
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245b59d4
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2019-03-04T22:17:23
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CSS: Highlight attribute selector (#1671)
This adds highlighting for CSS attributes selectors in CSS Extras
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9de47d3a
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2018-12-03T14:20:07
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Fixed CSS extra variable (#1649)
Details are described [here](https://github.com/PrismJS/prism/pull/1450#discussion_r238257002).
I decided to go with the property variant, highlighting custom property declarations as `variable`.
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5fcee966
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2018-12-03T20:55:22
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Identify CSS units and variables (#1450)
Assume CSS unit is a word or `%` after a number, CSS variable is a word inside `var()`.
`%` is not recognized as a part of number, but the leading `-` is.
When using minus operator in `calc` function, we must type a space in both sides of `-`
(value like `calc(100%-5px)` is wrong), so if we met a pattern like `-[\d.]` in a CSS value
(not in selector, rule or variable), it must be the start of a negative number.
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13fed767
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2016-07-07T09:09:51
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CSS-extras: match attribute inside selectors
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8cc597e4
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2015-08-19T00:41:34
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Add tests for CSS extras
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