Format the Current Document or Selection (HTML Designer)
Keyboard: CTRL + K, CTRL + D (document); CTRL + K, CTRL + F (selection) Menu: Edit -> Advanced -> Format Document; Edit -> Advanced -> Format Selection Command: Edit.FormatDocument; Edit.FormatSelection Versions: 2008,2010 Published: 12/18/2010 Code: vstipEdit0089 In vstipEdit0057 ( http://blogs.msdn.com/b/zainnab/archive/2010/05/19/format-the-current-document-or-selection-vstipedit0057.aspx ) I showed you how to format code. I thought it would be a good idea to look at the same thing from a web project perspective. Let’s say you have some HTML you just wrote: But you want to clean it up a bit. Just select everything you want formatted, then RIGHT CLICK, and choose “Format Selection” (CTRL + K, CTRL + F): Here is the result: This uses the formatting rules found at Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> HTML -> Formatting to determine what to do.
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Format the Current Document or Selection (HTML Designer)
