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Re: nXhtml-mode font-lock customizations ??
From: |
William Case |
Subject: |
Re: nXhtml-mode font-lock customizations ?? |
Date: |
Thu, 10 May 2007 13:34:15 -0400 |
Hi;
Stupidity Check.
On Thu, 2007-05-10 at 12:38 -0400, William Case wrote:
> Hi;
>
> I have been happily using nXhtml for over a week now.
>
> I would like to take a look at the font-lock-faces for different modes
> (HTML, PHP) and perhaps make minor adjustments. Do I customize the
> font-lock-faces for each mode separately, change the syntax table or is
> there a combined nXhtml font-lock-faces customization?
>
> For example on my current file a long red line/underline (mainly in some
> empty lines, but in some text) shows and a can't figure out what it
> represents, if any thing.
> A red underline shows up under some tags. If
> it is showing an error, those lines are not errors (I believe -- the
> page works?).
Error: Some tags are capitalized and this shows up underlined in red as
an error, as it should. Lower casing those tags removes the red
underline.
Still don't understand why <? ... ?> deserves a full line error. For
example,
" <!-- ============== STANDARD FOOTER =============== -->
<?php
include "includes/footer-oclug.html";
?> " is marked as an error. If there is, in fact, a php error here I'll
double check the manual, but I don't see it and it works. Works right
in php-mode. Getting warning in other buffer "Error
(mumamo-fontify-region): Should not happen"
Just wondering if nXhtml is correctly identifying an error.
And, I would like to brighten (change the blue shade ) of the <TAGS> and
if possible make some small changes so that php tags etc. more closely
resemble the font-lock-faces I have set up for php-mode.
--
Regards Bill