So I am working within a PHP framework that puts all of its CSS inside PHP files. In short, the CSS files are called CSS.php even though they do not contain any PHP (just CSS).
I have found that the CSS auto-complete does not like this. Is there anyway to tell netbeans to treat all the code inside these files as CSS without changing the extension?
分享 You can use a trick as following:
<?php header("Content-type: text/css; charset: UTF-8");?>
Also put whatever other files you need to require before beginning of your css code as:
<?php require 'config.php';?>
Then finally add this line of code which will trick NetBeans to think that you're writing inline css in php file and will work as nothing but a comment line in css file:
/*
<style>
/**/
Because otherwise if you just add <style> to your file if will cause problems when loaded and you will have to put it, work on the file and then remove it, and then recursively put/remove it back whenever you need editing with highlighting and code completion support from NetBeans for the subjected file.
I also highly recommend emmet plugin for NetBeans; a total time saver. I hope this will be helpful for anyone out there.
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