@Benny-Iskandar ,

You enable it using Settings > Preferences > Editing > Folder Margin Style.

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You can change the colors using Settings > Style configurator > Global Styles > Fold Margin

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@ortollj ,

How do you run Notepad++ under Ubuntu then? By Snap?

I wrote a plugin that can be used to display whitespace used for indentation normally but after the first visible character, it is shown as dots and arrows. Its name is ExtSettings. You can download it >>> here <<<. It will also be available soon via PluginsAdmin.

@Chris-Fleeman

see here.

I assume you were used to the old Run > Launch in Chrome menu item, and you upgraded Notepad++ or moved to a new computer with a newer version of Notepad++, and now you’re looking for where that went. If so, there’s an equivalent command now in View > View Current File In… > Chrome.

If that’s not what you mean, you’ll have to explain yourself better, including giving version information (easiest and most complete by grabbing ? > Debug Info > Copy debug info into clipboard)

As discussed in e-mail, the usage of
sci_sendmsg SCI_PASTE
instead of the
npp_menucommand Macro/a2
solves the problem.

I assume by “NOTEPAD HTML”, you mean the Notepad++ text editor, which is the topic of these forums. The process with Notepad++ is quite similar to any other text editor: File > New, then File > Save As: main.css, then start typing CSS.

If there’s some other application called “NOTEPAD HTML” that’s unrelated to Notepad++ (and that I’ve never heard of), that’s not what these forums are about – asking in a forum dedicated to that application would be better

If you’re asking how to craft CSS (syntax, tricks, etc), that’s not what these forums are about – asking in an HTML/CSS forum would be better. .

@Edwin-T

I think what Eko is getting at is that there are several types of double quotes when one considers unicode and maybe what you are searching for isn’t the same type as in your document. Note also that sometimes the opening double quote is the same as the closing double quote, and sometimes they are different. Know your data.

@Ben-Nash

Some years ago the TextFX plugin was part of all Notepad++ installations. This has changed somewhere in the past. Now you have to install it separately via PluginsAdmin, the new build-in plugin management system of Notepad++ since v7.6.

Note: Do not use the old PluginManager anymore, it is not suitable for recent versions of Notepad++ !!.

Though there is also a 64 bit version of TextFX you should not use it, it isn’t working reliable. Take the 32 bit version instead. Thus you have to install a 32 bit version of Notepad++ as well.

But you should use the latest version of Notepad++ which is v7.7.1. You can download it at the project’s website.

Here’s a quick example with NppExec which will handle Bold for HTML and Markdown based on file extension:

NPP_CONSOLE keep IF "$(EXT_PART)"~=".html" THEN SEL_SETTEXT <b>$(CURRENT_WORD)</b> ELSE IF "$(EXT_PART)"~=".md" THEN SEL_SETTEXT __$(CURRENT_WORD)__ ENDIF

Save that script as “Bold Current Word” and add it to the Macro menu with NppExec and then use “Settings” => “Shortcut Mapper…” to map the CTRL-B shortcut to it.

Adding additional scripts to do Italics for example can be done with simple modifications to the above example and is left as an exercise for the reader.

Cheers.

Thanks for the tip of NppSaveAsAdmin . It was not available from the PluginsAdmin, but I downloaded it from SourceForge

Works perfectly!!

One problem less…

// Anders

@guy038 THANKYOU SO MUCH sir, thats what im talking about. you saved my live. god bless you I hope you have an amazing day.

@Adam-Yik said:

Thanks. Really hope someone take this, add more features (like you have two boxes, the “from” and the “two”, which only accepts a decimal integer ranging from 2-36, this is the radix, similar to javascript’s [parseInt(string, radix)] and [number.toString(radix)]), and post this to a “submission section” (as in, a public place containing lots of plugins for notepad++, and/or also available on the menubar -> Plugins -> Plugins Admin -> Available tab).

this Hex_2_binary plugin not really very useful . i’m author of remove duplicate lines plugin already. if you should Hex_2_binary plugin make better then explain me .actually i’m week in english.

you have to do a plan using Remove duplicate lines plugin

@jiri-vesely said:

Wait what i put plugin dll into plugins folder and imported it , but nothing is showing in program, or under plugins and i restarted it.

Based on this symptom, I diagnose that you are using Notepad++ v7.6.3 or newer (hopefully v7.7.1). If so, then put navigateTo.dll as plugins\NavigateTo\navigateTo.dll, then restart notepad++.

Correct, the EnhanceUDLLexer.py is optimized for UDLs whereas
EnhanceAnyBuiltinLexer.py should be used for builtin lexers.

@WildCactuar - if you are using a recent npp version, like npp 7.7 onwards then
pythonscript plugin can only be used if you are using a 32bit version. 64bit is broken.
If it is only about to get the telephone numbers highlighted, then you might think of using
a regular expression like \d{3}-\d{3}-\d{4} and using mark feature from find dialog.
Record a macro if you want to reuse it more often.

@Michael-Jackura said:

how do I do it when the file/s are on the web server

That’s not a native Notepad++ feature

In pure Notepad++: You must download the files to your PC, or have mounted the server so that Windows can see it. If you’re using the NppFTP plugin for Notepad++, then you just have to open those files through the remote interface, and then you should be in %AppData%\Notepad++\plugins\config\NppFTP\Cache. Or you use an application that crawls a website and can grep it for certain terms.