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I couldn't make it work by using startup scripts but if you go into the file in autoload in the plugin there's a function at the bottom called "css_color#init". Inside I commented the line "call css_color#enable()". It still works with a call to css_color#toggle() but disables it on startup.
Thank you so much for that, @at1047 – I really don’t know why this didn’t occur to myself years ago, it’s so obvious in retrospect. If I hadn’t already made up my mind to restructure the plugin entirely, as mentioned in #125, I’d be implementing your approach right now. And I may still do so anyway when I get around to the restructuring.
I’m closing this particular ticket, since it duplicates #125. (@JakeElder: you may want to subscribe that one.)
Is it possible to have
vim-css-color
disabled by default?If possible I would rather have it disabled, then toggle it to be enabled/disabled with a key binding IE
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