Andrew Dupont

Suggested edits — I might take a second pass at this, but don't wait up if you're ready to publish: ``` # Pulsar 1.116.0: Ready for all the code ninjas...

Which package are you using that provides an outline?

Did you follow the instructions [in the package's README](https://github.com/hydra-synth/atom-hydra/tree/2633fe3d41e96d9f6c15c2723e107c5c033a4573?tab=readme-ov-file#on-pulsar) about installation on Pulsar?

I can only say that I followed those directions nearly exactly (used `npm install` instead of `ppm install`) and the package appeared to work for me. Might be worth trying...

Right now, I think the best approach would be one of the approaches used by `markdown-preview`: 1. Make it so that all styles that applied within an `atom-text-editor` also applied...

> I have this with CSS/SASS too. `currencolor` won't go away I don't think this is coming from `autocomplete-css` because I can't get it to suggest `currentcolor` (it wants to...

That's a fair one; I can reproduce that. in that instance, I think it's favoring a mediocre result from one provider (`autocomplete-snippets`) over a much better one from another provider...

Yeah, the deal in this case is that `autocomplete-plus` will show all the results from one provider above all the results from the next provider. It will not interleave results...

Opened #1037.

@croaker000 [reports occasional failures](https://github.com/pulsar-edit/pulsar/issues/872#issuecomment-1898566909) with injection of HTML into PHP files. We're working to establish reproduction steps. If you can get this issue to reproduce consistently, please add a comment...