Can you distinguish which file icon is uss(CSS) or uxml(HTML)?

[noberkli]

There are two icons CSS and HTML, it looks more obvious to
distinguish them

[Baste]

Yeah the current icons are pretty atrocious, I never remember which one is which. I mean I guess I can stop and think “well the uxml is an xml-like syntax and that uses </> style scoping and the uss uses {} style scoping” but that hasn’t become automatic after looking at those actively for some months now, so I don’t think it ever will.

Maybe someone like @benoitd_unity can move this thread to the correct subforum?

[noberkli]

@Baste

Yeah the current icons are pretty atrocious, I never remember which one is which. I mean I guess I can stop and think “well the uxml is an xml-like syntax and that uses </> style scoping and the uss uses {} style scoping” but that hasn’t become automatic after looking at those actively for some months now, so I don’t think it ever will.

Maybe someone like @benoitd_unity can move this thread to the correct subforum?

I think straightforwardly write some letters on the icon that are better to distinguish. S for Style, H for HTML and tint them with different color.