I like the functionality of Notepad++ and I am trying to adapt it as my current editor. My problem is I would like to configure the styles for the different languages (HTML, PHP, LUA, etc) but I am finding the ability to edit the styles limited.
For example, if I open an html file that has style definitions in the <head> element, there is no formatting applied to this code, example:
all the code between the <style > and </style > tag reverts to the "default" html style, what I would like to do is to define additional style for the elements inside the <style></style> tags, is this possible?
If this is possible, how do I edit the html style, is this possible to do using the User Define dialog?
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I like the functionality of Notepad++ and I am trying to adapt it as my current editor. My problem is I would like to configure the styles for the different languages (HTML, PHP, LUA, etc) but I am finding the ability to edit the styles limited.
For example, if I open an html file that has style definitions in the <head> element, there is no formatting applied to this code, example:
<head>
<style type="text/css">
body { background-color:#000000; }
td { width:94px; height:94px; }
</style>
<head>
all the code between the <style > and </style > tag reverts to the "default" html style, what I would like to do is to define additional style for the elements inside the <style></style> tags, is this possible?
If this is possible, how do I edit the html style, is this possible to do using the User Define dialog?