The HTML:Toggle Preview command (html.preview), whether I use the run command prompt, or the keyboard shortcut, works great when I'm looking at a plain HTML file in the editor.
However, it doesn't actually "toggle" back to the source HTML after the preview appears. Instead, I have to cycle through open files (Ctrl+Tab) to get back to the HTML. If I run the HTML:Toggle Preview command (again, either from the run command prompt or with the Ctrl+Shift+H keyboard shortcut) while looking at the \Preview window, I get the message "Running the contributed command:'html.preview' failed."
The
HTML:Toggle Preview
command (html.preview
), whether I use the run command prompt, or the keyboard shortcut, works great when I'm looking at a plain HTML file in the editor.However, it doesn't actually "toggle" back to the source HTML after the preview appears. Instead, I have to cycle through open files (Ctrl+Tab) to get back to the HTML. If I run the
HTML:Toggle Preview
command (again, either from the run command prompt or with theCtrl+Shift+H
keyboard shortcut) while looking at the \Preview window, I get the message "Running the contributed command:'html.preview' failed."I'm running VS Code 0.10.11