Chris Pearce

I tried making that change to the `stylelint_wrapper.js` file but no dice, here's the entire contents of that file + my `SublimeLinter.sublime-settings` file: ``` js var fs = require("fs"); ///...

No joy with that I'm afraid, here's the contents of my `SublimeLinter-sublime-settings—User` file with `"args": ["--syntax", "scss"]` added: ``` json { "user": { "debug": true, "delay": 0.25, "error_color": "D02000", "gutter_theme":...

Any ideas on this?

[See](https://github.com/kungfusheep/SublimeLinter-contrib-stylelint/issues/15#issuecomment-198184286)

In my Sublime Text console: ``` 1:1 Unexpected newline in string (string-no-newline) 1:1 Unexpected newline in string (string-no-newline) 1:1 Unexpected newline in string (string-no-newline) 1:1 Unexpected newline in string (string-no-newline)...

Nice to see you're trying with ARIA, I've been looking for a new tooltip plugin and as usual none cater for ARIA or even the basics of accessibility e.g. keyboard...

The example I provided above is based off the jQeury UI library: http://jqueryui.com/tooltip/.

No worries. I see what you mean about the CSS hook, I'd move the CSS hook to a class anyway with ver 2.0 as `id`'s should be avoided for CSS...

There's an open ticket over at Twitter Bootstrap to implement accessibility for their tooltip: https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/issues/3535, the ticket provides a nice list of what needs to be done.

Reading into this more I'm now leaning to not doing this as it seems the fix can cause issues in rendering and the alternative SVG fix doesn't feel as well...