The support really is.
First we need to install syntax highlighting for SCSS and SASS(depending on what you use)
Then go to Sublime Text -> Preferences -> Browse Packages and open the file Packages/CSScomb/CSScomb.py
There are looking for a method get_syntax(self) and seeking the condition for SASS, if not - add:
if self.is_sass():
return 'sass'
Same for SCSS:
if self.is_scss():
return 'scss'
Also check for methods
is_sass(self) and
is_scss(self)
If not, add:
def is_sass(self):
return self.view.settings().get('syntax').endswith('/Sass.tmLanguage')
and
def is_scss(self):
return self.view.settings().get('syntax').endswith('/SCSS.tmLanguage')
Save the file.
After that everything should work.
And do not forget to choose the right syntax for files.