@chrisgraham don't disagree, but it's just a default and Geany does provide at
least two ways for users to customize this; either move all the keywords into
the same group
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/c88c27e2d22dbff72488d8a57a825830fb833682/data/filedefs/filetypes.css#L29)
or
I realize this is not a bug, but to me it does deserve some attention for a
couple of reasons:
1) A lot of time has passed since the different coloring was implemented, and
browsers all support the newer "CSS3" properties. There's no reason to
distinguish them and it is unnecessary cognitive
Closed #1342.
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```box-sizing``` is in the list of CSS3 properties and the others mentioned
like ```margin```, ```padding``` are CSS1 properties.
CSS1 and CSS2 properties by intention have a different color than CSS3
properties, see this example:
There are different set of keywords: CSS1, CSS2, CSS3, pseudo-classes and
pseudo-elements. In current Geany, `box-sizing` and friends are listed in CSS3
keywords. They have a different highlighting than CSS1 and 2 keywords, but I
guess we did that on purpose.
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> or it hasn't been updated to know about the latest CSS features for years.
More likely the latter, see filetypes.css for the lists of keywords, pull
requests are welcome.
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