Zach,
CSS should work in this situation. They should be classes, though, not
ID's, so something like
> .needarg, .argument
You can check the builtin CSS (which bolds the modifiers, I think) to
get the right CSS selector.
m
> I am trying to do syntax highlighting in the auto suggest:
>
> email message to name or email
> will become
> email message to name or email
>
> I tried CSS, but it didn't get me anywhere,
> #needarg #argument {
> color: #F90;
> }
>
> Maybe someone could illuminate me as to how Ubiq generates the
> argument suggestions...
>
> Thanks,
> -Zach Lym
>
>
> >
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