Elements or classes after first element stop being highlighted if there is a space somewhere about emacs-pug-mode HOT 10 CLOSED

Thanks for the report! I will look into this.

I've refactored the font-lock keywords and div.test seems to work fine:

I'll look into inline tags.

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Wow, fastest fix ever! Thank you, it does work fine. Amusingly, inline tags are now highlighted in one color, and the first letter of their content another. I guess inline tags aren't a big deal anyway though. I'll leave this issue open for now, just so that there's a record of the inline thing.

Sidenote: what theme are you using?

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I have some improvements for pug-mode's syntax highlighting on the horizon that should fix these issues, but there's some refactoring to do first.

As for the theme, I'm using something homebrewed, inspired by Atom's Dark One: https://github.com/hlissner/emacs-doom-theme

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I've pushed a [hopeful] fix for your issue. Let me know if it persists!

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Looks like this:

Strange, I'm pretty sure I have the latest version.

Total sidenote: in the same vein as pug-mode, I made stylus-mode. It works surprisingly well (surprising to me, at least).

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Oh wow. And this is with the update?

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I mean, I think so, I nuked ~/.emacs.d/elpa…

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I just checked MELPA; it hasn't pulled the update yet.

It usually takes some time for updates to propagate, so we might have to wait a bit, unless you don't mind downloading pug-mode.el straight.

Side-note: you can check it's version by running (find-function 'pug-mode) and scrolling to the top of the file.

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I don't know what it was, but it works now!

Thanks for all the work :D I'm so happy that I can edit templates properly now!

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Woohoo! Glad I could help!

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