Notepad++: How to automatically set Language as Xml when load files
📝 Notepad++: Make XML Files Look Fancy Automatically 📋
Hey there techies! 👋 Are you tired of manually selecting the XML language in Notepad++ every time you open a .config file? We've got you covered! In this blog post, we are going to teach you how to automatically set the language as XML when loading files in Notepad++. Say goodbye to the hassle and hello to effortless XML syntax highlighting! 😎
The Problem
Imagine you're all set to make some changes to your .config file (which is an XML file) in Notepad++. You open it up, only to realize that the syntax highlighting is not automatically applied. 😱 You're left with plain text, no colors, and a slight sense of disappointment. But don't worry, we have the solution for you!
The Solution
To automatically set the language as XML when loading .config files in Notepad++, follow these simple steps:
Open Notepad++ and navigate to the "Language" tab in the menu bar.
Click on "Define your language..."
In the "User Language" window, click on the "Create New..." button.
Enter a name for your new language (e.g., "XML Config") and click OK.
In the "Import" section, select "XML Config" from the drop-down menu.
In the "Ext." section, add ".config" as the extension for this language.
Scroll down to the "Syntax Highlighting" section and select "XML" from the drop-down menu.
Click on the "Styler" button to customize the colors and styles for XML syntax highlighting if desired.
Finally, click on the "Save" button to save your new language settings.
That's it! 🎉 Now, every time you open a .config file in Notepad++, the language will automatically be set as XML, and you'll see those beautiful syntax highlighting colors. No more manual selection needed!
Why Stop at XML?
But wait, there's more! 😲 Notepad++ allows you to automatically set the language for other file types as well. You can follow the same steps mentioned above and create new language definitions for different file extensions. Whether it's HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or even a custom file format, you can make Notepad++ look stylish and enhance your coding experience effortlessly.
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