html issue about vscode-django

[trevordino]

Try adding the Emmet configuration into your settings.json file:
"emmet.includeLanguages": {"django-html": "html"},

[max-cool]

Not that I'm aware of. It's either HTML snippets with VS Code or Django template snippets with the extension.

I wonder if the Django extension can be modified to work with the other HTML extensions to have support for both.

[DaveParr]

Just noticed this too. But if you change the file type at the bottom, don't you lose the django syntax highlighting and also the auto-complete? I seem to. Is there a way to get both working in tandem? right now this just seems to 'turn-off' the extensions for the file in question.

[max-cool]

I noticed the same thing, you can "fix" this by changing the file type at the bottom right from "Django HTML" to regular HTML

[max-cool]

Try adding the Emmet configuration into your settings.json file:
"emmet.includeLanguages": {"django-html": "html"},

This totally solved the issue! Thank you!

[DaveParr]

Cool. So I guess the solution then is to use emmet?

Technically that does mean that you are still bypassing the base html support in vscode, where by typing <div> you automatically get the </div> to end it, but if you type div and select the emmet auto-complete you get the full <div></div> with your cursor in the middle.

I suppose that's actually even better :) Thanks for the tip!

[everspader]

Is it just me that loses the whole Django formatting when changing the language to HTML?
By using Django HTML I get nice syntax highlight and Django autocompletion but I lose the nice formatting of HTML that adds a new indented line between tags when I type div and hit enter, for example. (I already have the emmet added to settings.json)

[jartaud]

@everspader me too. It seems that Emmet and this ext can't live together.

[losquevedo]

Also having this issue. Would really like to be able to have autocomplete for both html and django syntax together. Is there a fix for this incoming?

[almahdi404]

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