I’ve just updated to the newest version 3.2. When I open one of my *.tpl files the syntax highlighting says “Plain Text” instead of “HTML”. Why do I have to switch this everytime I open a file? Before the update every *.tpl file was noticed as HTML after opening it. Is that a bug or a feature?
*.tpl files syntax highlighing in version 3.2 is gone!
jfcherng
#2
It’s done intentionally because tpl means nothing but template. It could be literally a template of ANY language.
If in your case, they are mostly HTML, you could set HTML as the default syntax to .tpl extension as shown in the following screenshot.
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photomakes
#4
Tell me how to get everything in place now? PHP files open as HTML.
Is there any other way to open .tpl as html?
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jfcherng
#5
The method never changes. First open your .tpl file and then following the screenshot.
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