GitLab Flavored Markdown: colors
If an inline code element contains a color, like `#000000`
or `rgba(0,0,0,1)`
, we should render it with a little color "chip".
Slack and GitHub have similar behavior:
Second iteration of proposal (outdated)
Let's add colours to GFM!
-
{#f00}
or{#ff0000}
should render with a red background and a white foreground, just like the bug label does now:~bug
-> ~bug . The text should be the same as the part between the curly braces. -
{#a8d695}
should render with a green background and a white foreground. An example label rendering is~"Community Contribution"
-> ~"Community Contribution" . Otherwise it should be the same as 1. - It would be awesome to support other CSS colour formats, like Pigments does.
Original proposal (outdated)
When writing issues in Markdown it would be great if HEX-color Codes would be colored with the color represented by the color code, just like URL auto linking.
Even more great would be if there would be the ability to color any text with something similar to hyperlinks like "changed link Color to [RED]{#FF0000}".
Its just a thought and maybe other People would find this useful.
Here is a example how it could look like (Atom editor extension): https://atom.io/packages/pigments
Edited by Douwe Maan