As soon as an unquoted attribute value is encountered in the HTML, the syntax highlighter stops working correctly.

Here’s an example HTML document that you can use to reproduce this issue: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=KeJLnCnK See e.g. on line 6. If you wrap the attribute value in quotes, the syntax highlighter starts working again.

FWIW, this article might have some useful information when you’re fixing the unquoted attribute values parsing: http://mathiasbynens.be/notes/unquoted-attribute-values It lists all the characters that can be used to break out of unquoted attribute values.

As simple as that.

If the word is a keyword in syntax then can we see some bolding for those words alone?

upon selecting a word, highlight all occurrences of the same word in the current file. Many editors / IDEs already do this. It's a feature I have grown accoustomed, and I find it very difficult to work without.

 Connect and upload files thru FTP from whithin SB2

Being able to open another pane, similar to the file browsing pane, with the list of symbols in the current file would be handy. The Go to anything feature is handy in files you know well, but having the list for new code makes life easier.

 Thanks very much for implementing the 'gutterForeground' setting in build 2020. Allowing setting the colour of line numbers to other than a modified version of the 'foreground' setting is awesome.

Would it be possible to do the same for the vertical ruler colour setting?

In some uses having a vertical rule establishing the tab settings is very useful and for that case I would like to set a colour a shade or two away from the background so the readability of the text is maintained.

In some uses the ruler being brightly highlighted would be ideal.

If I was able to set the ruler colour then these different cases could be handled better than the current fixed setting allows.

Thanks for any time considering this and especially for any time implementing it if you choose to do so.

Using GTK3 would enable offering smooth scrolling with touchpad for Linux users, similar to Gedit on Gnome.

I understand that it would be a lot of code to make the minimap width dynamic (set in preferences or draggable) but what about 2 FIXED settings, narrow and wide?  For my old eyes, if the minimap were just 1/2" wider on my screen (50 pixels?) it would be even more useful for me.