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Color Hex Code in intellisense box #418
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Hey @kayvaninvemo, thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, it is not possible to show multiple versions of the colour in that location in VS Code, because that value is what VS Code uses to display the colour block, therefore it must be a single value. |
@bradlc Can we see the original color value instead of the RGB value? Hex is easier to read. |
Just commenting because I would really like this feature as well. I have to keep cross-referencing my tailwind.config.js file to know which value I'm looking for, which gets really annoying. It would be much easier if I could see the HEX value in the intellisense dialog, even if it replaces the RGBA value altogether. |
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yes please ! |
@bradlc it would be okay if we could just configure the colors display format somehow! |
Yes, please! |
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Is it possible to add color hex code in the intellisense dialog?
I mean I wish that here I could see
#767676
besidergb(118, 118, 118)
.The reason is that most of the time the developer get the hex code from the designer, with this we could speed up the development and better DX.
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