I would firstly like to thank everyone involved with this project, you are doing an excellent job !
Now, the main point of me writing.
In many examples of Notepad++ documents I see, html code has different colours.
Why, when I create mine, is it only in black and white ?
I save it as html and use IE7.
Many thanks !
Jon Chubb
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My guess would be that when you start editing, Notepad++ doesn't know what kind of file it is, so it assumes plain text. When you save it as one of the HTML filetypes that have been registered, it should show up with HTML syntax highlighting.
Before you save the file, you can change to HTML highlighting by selecting "HTML" on the Language menu, if you are using the English version of Notepad++.
If you mostly edit HTML, you can set it as the default language under the "New Document" tab of the Preferences dialog. --Joel
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I would firstly like to thank everyone involved with this project, you are doing an excellent job !
Now, the main point of me writing.
In many examples of Notepad++ documents I see, html code has different colours.
Why, when I create mine, is it only in black and white ?
I save it as html and use IE7.
Many thanks !
Jon Chubb
My guess would be that when you start editing, Notepad++ doesn't know what kind of file it is, so it assumes plain text. When you save it as one of the HTML filetypes that have been registered, it should show up with HTML syntax highlighting.
Before you save the file, you can change to HTML highlighting by selecting "HTML" on the Language menu, if you are using the English version of Notepad++.
If you mostly edit HTML, you can set it as the default language under the "New Document" tab of the Preferences dialog. --Joel