Apply colors even if color tag is not first #3
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If the tag for the color is the first tag on the node, it will end up in the `data-tag-name` field, but if it's any other tag it won't end up there. This change uses the `:has` selector to look down fron the .contentLine into the full list of tags, and will apply the color regardless of where the color tag is in the list of tags.
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If the tag for the color is the first tag on the node, it will end up in
the
data-tag-namefield, but if it's any other tag it won't end up there.This change uses the
:hasselector to look down fron the .contentLine into the full list of tags,and will apply the color regardless of where the color tag is in the list of tags.