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RGB Whitespace Syntax not recognized
Whitespace syntax is a valid CSS RGB syntax but is not supported by this extension. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color_value#RGB_syntax_variations
It is important not to forget about supporting the same syntax for hsl():
.class {
--a: hsl(12 34% 56%);
--a: hsl(12deg 34% 56%);
--a: hsl(12 34% 56% / 0.78);
--a: hsl(12deg 34% 56% / 0.78);
}
Each of the options is valid syntax.
Bump to this issue; note that Stylelint actively encourages (and defaults to) the comma free syntax at the moment: https://stylelint.io/user-guide/rules/color-function-notation/
Please add support for the following syntax:
hsl(338deg 73% 97%)
Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color_value/hsl#syntax
Currently I have to specify my values two times in order for me to see the colors in VS Code:
flamingo: {
50: "hsl(338deg 73% 97%)",
100: "hsl(337deg 85% 95%)",
200: "hsl(338deg 92% 90%)",
300: "hsl(339deg 94% 82%)",
400: "hsl(340deg 92% 68%)",
500: "hsl(342deg 87% 60%)",
600: "hsl(345deg 76% 51%)",
700: "hsl(346deg 83% 42%)",
800: "hsl(347deg 80% 35%)",
900: "hsl(347deg 74% 30%)",
950: "hsl(348deg 91% 17%)",
// 50: "hsl(338, 73%, 97%)",
// 100: "hsl(337, 85%, 95%)",
// 200: "hsl(338, 92%, 90%)",
// 300: "hsl(339, 94%, 82%)",
// 400: "hsl(340, 92%, 68%)",
// 500: "hsl(342, 87%, 60%)",
// 600: "hsl(345, 76%, 51%)",
// 700: "hsl(346, 83%, 42%)",
// 800: "hsl(347, 80%, 35%)",
// 900: "hsl(347, 74%, 30%)",
// 950: "hsl(348, 91%, 17%)",
},
I have created a pull request for the HSL syntax:
https://github.com/KamiKillertO/vscode-colorize/pull/900
Please upvote so that the maintainer @KamiKillertO 😏 can review and release a new build for VS Code.