This is a fork of a Sublime Text colore scheme. Original by jonschlinkert. My modifications are purely for personal preference.
Extends Monokai from Soda with new syntax highlighting for Markdown, LESS, and Handlebars and improved syntax highlighting for RegEx, HTML, LESS, CSS, JavaScript and more.
Companion to sublime-markdown-extended.
If you already have Package Control installed in Sublime Text:
- Select "Install Package" from the Command Palette: Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows and Linux or ⇧⌘P on OS X)
- Search for "Monokai Extended" and click enter.
Go to Preferences -> Browse Packages, and then either download and unzip this plugin into that directory, or:
git clone https://github.com/jonschlinkert/sublime-monokai-extended.git "sublime-monokai-extended"Then inside Sublime Text, go to Preferences -> Color Scheme -> User -> Monokai Extended.
Adds scopes, support and/or improves styling for:
- GitGutter
MakefileHTML: Doctype/XML ProcessingHTML: Comment BlockHTML: ScriptHTML: StyleHTML: TextHTML: Attribute punctuationHTML: AttributesHTML: Quotation MarksHTML: TagHTML: styleHTML: StylesHTML: {}HTML: Tags punctuationHandlebars: Variable(To highlight Handlebars, install the Handlebars language package for Sublime Text)Handlebars: ConstantCSS: SelectorCSS: Tag NameCSS: @importCSS: @at-ruleCSS: #IdCSS: .classCSS: Property NameCSS: Property ValueCSS: Standard ValueCSS: Additional ConstantsCSS: Numeric ValueCSS: Constructor ArgumentCSS: !ImportantCSS: {}CSS: Tag PunctuationCSS: : ,CSS :pseudoLESS: variablesLESS: mixinsLESS: extendjs: function namejs: storage typejs: sourcejs: functionjs: numeric constantjs: []js: ()js: {}JSON stringdiff.rangemarkdown: plain(Also install sublime-markdown-extended for additional features.)markdown: raw inlinemarkdown: linebreakmarkdown: headingmarkdown: italicmarkdown: boldmarkdown: underlinemarkdown: blockquotemarkdown: quotemarkdown: linkmarkdown: raw blockmarkdown: fenced code blockmarkdown: fenced languagemarkdown: raw block fencedmarkdown: list items punctuationmarkdown: separatormarkdown: table
See detailed before and after examples
The following improvements apply to both CSS and LESS.
Jon Schlinkert
Copyright 2013 Jon Schlinkert


