First, my apologies if I've put this in the wrong forum. I took a look a the various forums and concluded this would be the place to discuss an apparent issue with jEdit 5's Sidekick plugin.

I recently discovered that the jEdit 5.0.0's excellent Sidekick plugin evidently doesn't cope well with CSS @media statements / sections.

I have a CSS file that includes a "@media print" section. Sidekick lists all the styles in the default section of the CSS file, but does not list anything contained in the print section.

If I remove the @print section statements and its delimiters, then in Sidekick click Parse, Sidekick now lists all sections. For example, the default section of the CSS contains a "body" selector, as does the print section of the CSS. With the @media statement and delimiters removed, Sidekick lists both of the "body" selectors. If I put the @media section back in and Parse and Sidekick only sees the default section's "body" selector.

I'm only a jEdit user, not a developer, but wanted to raise this issue in the developer's forum because it's where I think I might get a useful response; and if we're all lucky, maybe even a fix at some point.

Cheers & thanks for your help,
Riley
SFO