It can be seen that when the plug-in is not used, the class attribute of the div tag has a prompt, but after opening the plug-in, the original attribute prompt will be replaced by the plug-in prompt. Can the plug-in prompt be shared with the original label prompt?
Remarks: If the tag does not have a class attribute prompt during development, every time you write the class of the tag, you need to write class="" completely, which will greatly affect my development efficiency. If prompted, I just need to write Space + cl and press enter.
This is the directory structure of my current test project:
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It can be seen that when the plug-in is not used, the class attribute of the div tag has a prompt, but after opening the plug-in, the original attribute prompt will be replaced by the plug-in prompt. Can the plug-in prompt be shared with the original label prompt?
Remarks: If the tag does not have a class attribute prompt during development, every time you write the class of the tag, you need to write
class=""
completely, which will greatly affect my development efficiency. If prompted, I just need to writeSpace + cl
and press enter.This is the directory structure of my current test project: