I am using Visual Studio Code on Mac and installed Live HTML Previewer extension as well. but this extension shows neither failure nor displays side window to show live changes.
Any idea?
Am I doing something wrong or this extension isn't being supported by Visual Studio Code editor anymore?
Thanks a lot for your gently feedback!
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I have coded an html and css website in VS Code. Viewed the project in a web browser (Chrome), looks good. I am on a team and we have created a project using Razor Pages in Visual Studio 2019. I copied my VS Code to Visual Studio 2019 to the appropriate page, in this case WelcomePage.cshtml. When I went to view my Visual Studio 2019 page in a browser (Chrome), it didn't look the same. The styling was off. I have ensured the css and images are pointed to the correct folder. Ensured all my tags are in order. I also checked to see if the Layout.cshtml file and bootstrap.css files were interfering and it's not. I am still experiencing issues with how the page looks in VS Code when I view it in browser compared to what it looks like in Visual Studio 2019. I appreciate any advice and guidance you can share with me. Thank you.
I commented out the Layout.cshtml file and bootstrap.css file. Created a new project where I deleted the Layout.cshtml file, the bootstrap files and js files. Still had the same issue.
I cannot get HTML code formatting to work on Visual Studio code on a Mac.
It is working for JavaScript and CSS, but not for HTML.
I have the "Prettier" code formatter installed.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks!
I have a very basic html file that look like this:
then I opened it with Live Preview extension:
then I clicked the hamburger menu and opened the 'Devtools Pane':
The issue is why my elements section looks complicated like this:
however, if I open the html file with browser and open developer tools everything is normal:
I tried uninstall and install Live preview extension but this doesn't solve the problem.
Is there a solution to this?
thanks in advance.
The Dev Tools Pane looks like this because that is Visual Studio Codes developer tool pane. You are seeing all of the elements and scripts that Visual Studio Code uses plus your document. You will get the same results if you open the developer tools in Visual Studio Code via the command palette. This isn't something specific to this extension.
This answer provides some insight on why this is, but basically it's because Visual Studio Code is built like a desktop application but with web-based (like?) technologies such as HTML and Javascript.
If you are looking for specific elements in your document, I recommend you use the element picker icon in the top left of the dev tools to inspect it, which will automatically navigate the HTML code in the developer pane to the element you wish to inspect. Or, open the file in a browser separately as you have.
I have been trying to open html file from my desktop folder using chrome. It shows file_not_found it may be deleted or moved. But same is getting open in Edge browser. I'm using windows 10. code written in VS Code editor. Need help. I'm a beginner in programming language.
Install a live-server extension in VS code then you can serve your page from there
You can download from the extensions tab by searching live Server by ritwickdey or
use this link https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ritwickdey.LiveServer
When I start a project (with or without debugging) in Visual Studio 2017, I get the error: google chrome is unresponsive. relaunch now?
I have disabled the Javascript debugging for .NET, but that hasn't helped.
Any suggestions?
Though it is an old link but I think I should answer this. I also encountered this weird error sometime back. I think it is related to IIS. Once you have started IIS along with visual studio this error springs up. Try closing the IIS,Chrome and restart visual studio. It will disappear.
Launch Chrome manually
Click on the three dots on the top right hand corner of the browser
Go down to Help->About Google Chrome. The About screen will display
Close Chrome and try again
It worked or me. Strange, but it worked.