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Old 03-02-2015, 02:38 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by chaot View Post
Another thread: Probably better! But in a nutshell: So far you are lucky! There exist at least another color: Indigo for Errors and Warnings (from my examples).

Error: position is a (correct) property, but the value ? doesn't exist.

Warning: -epub-ruby-position: over: -epub-ruby-position is an unknown property name (as the warning says).
over is a non-existent value. This is not explicitly named as a unknown property can have no value of course, either existing or not.

Demonstration!
Warning: -epub-ruby-position: left: left is an existing value, but the warning is the same than with non-existent value over.
The person who asked that question received a satisfactory answer (the colors indicate different types, as in any other editor possessed of syntax highlighting) over two months ago.
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