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TITLE
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vim-css3-syntax
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DESCRIPTION
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Add CSS3 syntax support to vim's built-in `syntax/css.vim`.
About Vendor Extension
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I don't hava a plan to support a CSS 3 property (and function) with
vendor extension, such as -webkit- or -moz-. These are hard to maintain
because:
* Added frequently
* Changed unexpectedly
* Removed silently
These must be supported by seperate syntax plugin.
INSTALLATION
============
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Extract vim-css3-syntax.tar.gz and copy contents to `~/.vim` directory.
Git and pathogen
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### Git and pathogen
$ cd ~/.vim/bundle
$ git clone https://github.com/hail2u/vim-css3-syntax.git
With HTML file
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### With HTML file
Create `~/.vim/after/syntax/html.vim` and write these line:
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syn include @htmlCss syntax/css/css3-writing-modes.vim
With SCSS (Sassy CSS) file
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### With SCSS (Sassy CSS) file
Create `~/.vim/after/syntax/scss.vim` and write these lines:
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runtime! syntax/css/css3-writing-modes.vim
HISTORY
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About Vendor Extension
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v0.3
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I don't hava a plan to support a CSS 3 property (and function) with vendor extension, such as -webkit- or -moz-. These are hard to maintain because:
* Added frequently
* Changed unexpectedly
* Removed silently
These must be supported by seperate syntax plugin.
HISTORY
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### v0.3
* Add CSS3 Presentation Levels Module features
* Add CSS3 Lists Module features
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* some minor bug fixes
v0.2
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### v0.2
* almost all CSS3 features added
v0.1
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### v0.1
* Initial release
AUTHOR
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* Kyo Namegashima <kyo@hail2u.net>
Kyo Namegashima <kyo@hail2u.net>
LICENSE
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MIT: http://hail2u.mit-license.org/2011