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I was going to try out a keyboard shortcut for doing a preview of CSS in TextMate. By mistake I pushed the wrong key combination(ctrl+shift+alt+p) which displayed a little window in the CSS document with four options to choose from. The options were:

  1. Perl
  2. Plain text
  3. Property List
  4. Python

I chose one of the options to see what it was and it changed the syntax highlighting of the document. The problem is now that I cant seem to undo this. Despite the theme I choose in TextMate it does not affect the highlighting. This is very annoying and I have searched every where for an answer but cant find one. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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You mention that this does not work, but just to be clear, you need to select the language from the menu at the window bottom. Or just hit ⌃⌥⇧P again and select Plain Text.

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Oh thank you thank you. Problem solved:) – Tim Romberg Dec 12 '10 at 22:56
No problem. Keep in mind that the theme in the preferences just changes the general colors used throughout TextMate for whatever language you're using. I guess you could have also hit ⌃⌥⇧C and select CSS again. – fideli Dec 13 '10 at 3:20
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