Allow note colors for non-note files that use Set Syntax.#69
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Allow note colors for non-note files that use Set Syntax.#69rocketnova wants to merge 1 commit intoaziz:masterfrom rocketnova:other_themes
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It's possible to use PlainNotes to set the syntax (
Set Syntax: Note) for files not created using PlainNotes, such as a generic.md. But when you try to change the file's note color (Notes: Change Color...), you get an error:where
Boxy Yesterdayis the Sublime Text theme.This change sets "Yellow" as the fallback color so that changing the color doesn't fail.