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2. Re: Support for LESS syntax highlighting
I use SASS/Compass and have been using Dreamweaver to write .scss files for sometime now (basically I did what Ken's link says, on Mac). I too would love to see DW to support SASS fully (vars, mixins, nesting etc). At the moment DW syntax colouring is not great for nested CSS rules.
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Kenneth Kawamoto
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4. Re: Support for LESS syntax highlighting
Sorry, but that article seems to just get DW capable of opening LESS files and associate them as being "CSS". But then it applies its CSS syntax for code coloring, and this ends up breaking because the syntax of CSS and LESS are different.
Is this something only certain versions of Dreamweaver are able to do? I'm on DW CS3 right now (planning up upgrading to CS7 mid 2014)
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5. Re: Support for LESS syntax highlighting
Dreamweaver currently does not support SASS/LESS syntax in any version. All you can do is to force it to treat them as normal CSS files. CSS code hint therefore works but you cannot get proper syntax colouring (until someone write an extension .)
...ah then I found this: https://github.com/adamcoulombe/dw-compass-codehints
I will try this tomorow
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Kenneth Kawamoto
