named colors highlighted out of context
It seems that wherever a named color is present, regardless of the context, is being highlighted. I love what it's doing otherwise. I know there is already an open issue to allow for removing named colors all together, so I won't request that again.

Would it be a "safe" assumption that it shouldn't match if preceded by a '.' period or '#' octothorpe? Would that break any matches?
Well, yeah. There is currently some shitty code that treats color formats with @ specially, without regexes. You can't just fix it easily without disabling the whole feature of highlighting color names. I'd have to redesign this part of the plugin.
Playing more with it: here's a fun test case for you:

the last one is highlighted only when the cursor is on it. (any of the un-highlited ones will highlite with the cursor)
Actually, my mistake, it didnt update because I didn't save. Deleting this comment. And the side by side doesn't work because of something in the implementation that wont highlight if they are adjacent words.
Just wanted to add another example to this issue with Sass variable names.

I didn't want to open a new Issue, just pointing again to the problem with two named colors one after another, as already mentioned by @mix3d. For consecutive words, every second word don't get colored.

Another Use case where the color is being highlighted without the right context. Any way to disable this? (I'm using the text color highlight style)
