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Unlike other types of hints, CSS code hints always show the existing property name/value as the filter. As a result, you will see only one hint (ie. the one already in the page) regardless of the cursor position.
For example, if you have b|ackground-color: #eeeeee; and the cursor is after the letter "b", you only see "background-color" in the hint list and the entire item is shown in bold.
Expected: Only "b" is in bold and all CSS property names start with "b" should be in the hint list so that you can replace the current property with a different property.
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Issue by RaymondLim
Friday Jan 25, 2013 at 23:49 GMT
Originally opened as adobe/brackets#2682
Unlike other types of hints, CSS code hints always show the existing property name/value as the filter. As a result, you will see only one hint (ie. the one already in the page) regardless of the cursor position.
For example, if you have
b|ackground-color: #eeeeee;
and the cursor is after the letter "b", you only see "background-color" in the hint list and the entire item is shown in bold.Expected: Only "b" is in bold and all CSS property names start with "b" should be in the hint list so that you can replace the current property with a different property.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: