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I agree with the "more contrast" but maybe less saturated as suggested :-) Depending on the viewing angle these pastels are hard to catch. Chewing gum scheme or not, maybe...

Hi, just fell for this, too, but figured it out with some fiddling. There's just very little room between "auto" and the other states. It might help if the toggle...

I am also working on refactoring several monolithic documents (glossar-ish kind of docs) into individual files per entry, and this plugin in a **massive time saver!** 🙏🏻 I could quickly...

The split also stops before a blockquote `>`, numeric lists and other list-itemish characters. The documents I am refactoring now **are not proper Markdown** as I started them long before...

**It should be a configuration setting.** I was happy having those panes opened when I refactored a huge document, and found content missing in the new files (Split by Heading...

@lynguyen81 you should always be able to just "undo" whatever edits have happened in a document by pressing Ctrl/Cmd+Z **as long as the file remains open**. If you split _and...

@koller18 how's your code sample related to the subject? 🙄 It's not even a hack to "assume" parallel flexbox+gap support for any browser past + present.

I'm glad I still have the 2019-editonfor FF installed. Works nice. No idea why it's been removed...

in case this is still relevant ... your ASCII-art is a bit distracting, but if `file_to_reference_scss` in `dir5` needs to include `_file_needed.scss` from the subdirectory `dir6` ``` [...] dir4/dir5/file_to_reference_scss [...]...

> when you change the outline-style, the automatic border-radius matching goes away ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/638340/189919514-e6938ab3-af3b-44fc-a2a1-895d662d20bf.png) This is Firefox and Chrome (Win) `outline-style: dashed`, the inner gray line is the border. Safari has/had...