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Limited scope for tags

See original GitHub issue

Django tags are limited in scope… one should be able to have django tags anywhere (even in CSS or Javascript or in HTML attributes or inside HTML tags)

I also use SCSS so I have to modify HTML.tmLanguage every time too, to include source.scss instead of source.css. That’s other problem, but I was wondering… do you know how extensible can these .tmLanguage files become? do you know is there a scheme of inheritance of some sort? Because if so, Django4ST2 should override stuff set up in HTML.tmLanguage, and I can’t think of a proper way of doing that and at the same time override the CSS (or in my case SCSS) and Javascript to add django tags to those too.

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Created 12 years ago
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scumlcommented, Sep 15, 2022

This can be closed with the latest release.

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squ1b3rcommented, Mar 21, 2013

As far as I know there still no way to to inherit standart HTML syntax and extend it. If you have any ideas how this can be implemented, please, let me know.

Thanks.