Color underlining feature in Scss and Less files

New suggestion: it would be nice to have the color underlining feature in Scss and Less files.

+1

Resharper did this, but lost that functionality when i switched to .less :)

+1 also to add browser vendor prefixes -mox-box-sizing etc to the css dropdown list.

Thanks for the feedback! Have you tried the free Web Essentials extension? Rather than underlining, it displays a colour swatch in front of colours, and it does work with .less and .scss files.

I already tried this extension a few weeks ago, but I uninstall it because of a conflict (I don't remember if it was with WW or ReSharper).
I don't like install too much extention, but I will retest it and give you a feedback.
Thanks.

VSCommands extension seems to function with scss files also. I have VSCommands and Resharper, and between the 2 of them, I get my colors underlined in pretty much any text file I open.

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried the Web Essentials extension but I uninstalled it after 2 minutes. This extention puts a square before the color code (instead of an underline), and when I'm typing, the code is always moving and the syntax highlighting is lagging... very annoying.

I also tried the VSCommands plugin, but this one underline any caracters which have a color name inside, even if it's unrelated to a color, e.g. redundant (the bold caracters are underlined in my code).

So nothing conclusive for now.
I like the simple underlining feature of ReSharper, but it works only in CSS files.

You might want to report that as an issue to the VSCommands folks. https://getsatisfaction.com/dpstudio/topics/defineshouldntbecolorhighlighted looks like a related issue which they fixed a good while back; if you haven't tried a recent version of VSCommands, it might be worth giving it a go and seeing if your issue is also fixed.

Yes you are right. So this extension might do the job.

Thanks Ivan and bman654!