Mark LaCroix

Actually, modifying the MMDocumentTypes.xml file to include other extensions in the CSS documenttype just applies standard CSS code hinting and coloring to the extensions you add. You can do this...

Yeah, absolutely. It took me a little while to figure out what you were doing (since I had to go through it manually), but it's clear to me now that...

Any update on this? If not, I'd be happy to take a crack at solving it if you can further point me to the relevant areas/scripts. We're making extensive use...

No apology necessary, it's the nature of open-source! Thanks for the renewed effort.