So, I recently started working with EJS files within VSCode. Anyway, when I added the EJS extension, I lost all of HTML emmet functionality in my EJS files. However without the EJS extension HTML works fine but I obviously lose the JS syntax highlighting. Is there any work around for this?
What is the best set-up for working with EJS files in VSCode?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Guess you already made it work, but I'm gonna leave this here for future reference.
Add this to your Settings:
{
...,
...,
"emmet.includeLanguages": {
"ejs": "html"
}
}
The VS-Code docs tell us how to configure emmet for any file
In the settings.json file ... within the .vscode folder in the root of your project put this:
{
// ... your other settings if you have them ...
"files.associations": {
// This will enable html vscode autocompletion in EJS files
"*.ejs": "html"
}
}
It will make your ejs files to autocomplete with html tags from vscode.
General advice for Web Development is that it is better to have ClientSite-JS in different JS files and ServerSide-JS in Express js files/routers.
You can use pret .prettierignore
Create .prettierignore file and add certain file extension what you want to ignore.
# all ejs files
*.ejs
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how can I turn on snippets and html code formater in .tpl files? I will using Vscode to edit PrestaShop files where is a lot of html code inside .tpl files.
Format html code inside .tpl file
You can try these steps:-
First check for any extension available in vscode market place. If it is available then you can proceed with it.
The second option, which is manually configuring Visual Studio Code to handle ".tpl" files, can be done by following these steps:
Go to Settings editor, search for "files.associations" and click on the Edit in settings.json link.
In the settings.json file, add the following line of code: "* .tpl": "html"
This tells Visual Studio Code to associate the ".tpl" file type with the "html" language mode.
You can edit the file extension to .html to work with the html code formatter.
I have built a website and i have a problem with sitemap generator. It doesn't see the html files in "en" folder where are the second language files. What should i do to make it find them? What am i missing? i have uploaded a photo of my root files and the tailwind.config.js
Try content: ["./**/*.{html,js}].
That should still pick up files in the root folder, and html, js files in any subfolders.
I'm having a few issues in VS Code specifically with HTML files.
The HTML boilerplate feature is not working (typing '!').
On existing html files that have content, the "Open in Browser" feature is no longer shown. I even see my "open-in-browser.default": "Safari" is configured in settings.json.
Not sure what change I might've done that caused this as both features were working fine not too long ago.
Fixed both issues which were actually connected. For some reason my vs code was identifying .html files as Django files. I went into the settings.json and added the following to ensure .html files would be classified as html files
"files.associations": {
"*.html": "html"
},
This then allowed the open in browser extension to identify the file as html and enable the open in default browser option along with fixing the boilerplate issue.
I'm working on a project(IntelliJ + Grav) which all base files are *.md, I have the need to just write HTML code in one of this MD files but I can find an option to change the syntax highlight or intellisense to trigger(emmet, tags, ...).
In VS Code you can change the language mode no matter which file extension you have open.
Q: Is there a way to make IntelliJ highlight HTML code in a MD file.
PS: Don't tell me to change the file extension or open the file in VS Code, as I'm currently doing it.
You can add the file name to the HTML file type list of files/extensions and IntelliJ IDEA will treat it as HTML file instead of Markdown file.
I have a .erb
Which means that I have HTML syntax inline.
File association for .erb is .erb using Ruby Extension and Simple Ruby Extension, I also have the HTML Snippets extension installed
What I want is to provide HTML snippets within the .erb file - but it seems I can only have one of the other.
HTML Snippets gives if I add *.erb: "html" then I lose the .erb snippets
"files.associations": {
// extension name : html
"*.ejs": "html",
"*.js": "html"
}
Any help appreciated.
This GitHub issue may help you out: HTML snippets in other languages. According to this link, you'll need to add some extra lines to the package.json file that comes with the snippet extension.