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Thank you for the easy and nice extension. Do you have chance to highlight the done [x] lines in a grey color of the text? Like it's done in alternatives, like this one https://github.com/thisotherthing/vscode-todo-list.git
I've migrated from the feature-rich extension https://github.com/fabiospampinato/vscode-todo-plus.git and liked it. but one problem - it doesn't allow to work with the GIT-like markdown todo syntax. And it's why I decided to try your solution.
Also I've found that all the text in the .md files is in white color. But on your screenshots it's in yellow color. Do I need to change anything to enable highlighting of your plugin instead of the default Markdown plugin built-in in the VS Code?
Thank you.
Anton
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Also I've found that all the text in the .md files is in white color. But on your screenshots it's in yellow color. Do I need to change anything to enable highlighting of your plugin instead of the default Markdown plugin built-in in the VS Code?
I think we are just using different themes, this extension doesn't do any syntax highlighting.
Same category, but maybe deserves an own issue: Hiding the done items all together would be nice too, as that would make it easier in long todo lists, to check what needs to be done. However this might be not as trivial as highlighting, as Items can be nested and I'm not sure which UI controls would be best for this.
Hi @fabiospampinato.
Thank you for the easy and nice extension. Do you have chance to highlight the done
[x]
lines in a grey color of the text? Like it's done in alternatives, like this one https://github.com/thisotherthing/vscode-todo-list.gitI've migrated from the feature-rich extension https://github.com/fabiospampinato/vscode-todo-plus.git and liked it. but one problem - it doesn't allow to work with the GIT-like markdown todo syntax. And it's why I decided to try your solution.
Also I've found that all the text in the
.md
files is in white color. But on your screenshots it's in yellow color. Do I need to change anything to enable highlighting of your plugin instead of the default Markdown plugin built-in in the VS Code?Thank you.
Anton
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: