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Hello MindscapeHQ I have encountered a problem with Mindscape Web Workbench syntax highlighting and compiling on saving, while working in a .scss file. My goal was to remove intellisense from .scss files, without knowing of the property in: How i got the problem I thought i could remove intellisense from .css files and and change the extension editor of .scss files to the .css file extention editor. I didnt know, that it would give relatively permanent changes to Visual Studio 2012.
My problem
What i've tried Removing the file extension in options, that i created before the problem occured. Reinstalling Mindscape WorkBench and rebooting. I've tried creating a new project to see, if it was projectrelated. I've tried opening the project on another user, to see if it was a user-related problem. I've tried opening the project on another computer, which worked. So what can i do to fix this? |
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If you right click on a .scss item in your project and select "Open With", what is selected in the subsequent dialog? It may be set to "CSS Source Editor" in which case you will want to change this to "Automatic Editor Selection (XML)" and mark it as the default.
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It works perfectly now! Thank you. |
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This is how my syntax highlighting looks and the auto-formatting is also not working.
The syntax highlighting is apparently not .scss from MindScape Workbench, but from the VS2012 CSS Schema. I used to be able to compile the .scss file into css, by saving the .scss file. Now i have to build the project, for the compiling to work.