I currently have this in settings which does this trick when the comments are just text
{
"scope": "comment.block.cfml",
"settings": {
"foreground": "#f5cd76"
}
}
However if there are tags then the tags use their default color. I can see for a split second that the color of all the comment block is correct which tells me that something is overwrite it?
This is what it does
What i want it to do
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Answers
this seemed to of worked
You could install the CFML package for VSCode. (Assuming that’s what you meant by Visual Code.) It identifies all the "parts" of statements and triggers what’s needed, generally. Never had an issue. (Though I have had an issue with it using script comments (//) instead of the markup comments <!— —>.