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Márcia Estima
6,473 PointsWhy some colors in our code, like "lightblue", appear with a underline background?
When we write some colors in our text editor, like "lightblue", appear with a underline background. Why is that?
5 Answers
derekverrilli
8,841 PointsOh, that's just how Sublime Text styles the CSS syntax when it is a certain color keyword according to the theme you're using.
derekverrilli
8,841 PointsCan you post an example of what you're seeing?
Márcia Estima
6,473 PointsFor example: h1 + p { background-color: lightblue; color: white; padding: 5px; }
the word "lightblue" has a background coloration in the text editor (sublime tex 2),
otherwise in the code: h1 + p { background-color: #444; color: white; padding: 5px; }
the references to the color #444 and white, doesn't have this background coloration in the text editor.
The code works well, this question is only for curiosity :)
Márcia Estima
6,473 PointsThanks :)
Nurul Ahsan
2,039 Pointsi think you are using <h1><u>Good day to you</u></h1> or <P><u>Good day to you</u></p> in you HTML elements. if you have done this then u should delete <u> elements. thanks