Where's the 'HTML (Jekyll)' language package?
seshaljain opened this issue · 1 comments
Before the new update, the package used to add an HTML (Jekyll) package. Was it removed? If so, do bring it back!
Now it shows only HTML, so no syntax highlighting for Jekyll and Liquid tags!
Hey @seshaljain Thanks for upgrading to v3.0.
I made a decision (it wasn't easy) to remove the syntax files from the package entirely, and allow everyone to use whatever syntax they want. This was really important for people using Markdown. They aren't completely gone, however. I've moved them to an independent repo here - https://github.com/23maverick23/sublime-jekyll-syntaxes/ .
You should be able to just fork or download the repo and copy/paste the .tmLanguage files directly into your Packages/User directory and restart Sublime. If you want to try other packages, I believe Django uses a version of Liquid templating and the Djanerio package has an HTML syntax file you could try (https://github.com/squ1b3r/Djaneiro/tree/master/Syntaxes).