fix(grammar): support bare property declarations at top level#50
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Add `#rule-list-innards` to the top-level patterns array to enable proper syntax highlighting for CSS custom properties (variables) when used outside of rule blocks. This fixes an issue where code blocks containing bare CSS variable declarations (e.g., `--my-color: #fff;`) are incorrectly marked as invalid syntax. This is particularly useful for documentation and code examples that show individual property declarations without surrounding selectors. Example that now highlights correctly: ```css --primary-color: #3498db; --secondary-color: rgb(52, 73, 94); color: var(--primary-color); ```
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Hi @rhukster, Where or when is this valid syntax in standard CSS? |
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@rhukster Can you open an issue to give more details on your use case? |
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#rule-list-innardsto the top-level patterns array to enable proper syntax highlighting for CSS custom properties (variables) when used outside of rule blocks.This fixes an issue where code blocks containing bare CSS variable declarations (e.g.,
--my-color: #fff;) are incorrectly marked as invalid syntax. This is particularly useful for documentation and code examples that show individual property declarations without surrounding selectors.Example that now highlights correctly: