Yes, that works just fine. Thanks a lot ☺

Hello @Ron-Mahon,

Settings->Preferences->Print

check Print Line numbers

Cheers
Claudia

@Daniel-Wayne-Farr

notepad++ is an text editor, images and videos are, normally, binary files .
You don’t want to use npp while editing those files, an hex editor would be
the better choice.

But what has a website to do with??

A website is located on a webserver and the website is normally written
in HTML and/or scripting languages like php, java, python etc…
If you want to have an image or video included you need to upload the files
by using some file transfer protocol like ftp, sftp, samba etc… and then you
need to reference its location within your web document or reference its external
address.

I guess my answer is now as confusing as your question, isn’t it?

Cheers
Claudia

@Murat-Tepegoz
current version of udl doesn’t support folding indicated by indenting code.

Cheers
Claudia

@dail: Thanks that solved it.

This in the %APPDATA% has only 3 Languages in there, while the one in the Programm-Directory has many languages defined.
So deleting (acutally renaming) the file in the %APPDATA% made the other definition-file work.

Then there WAS just anothe slight issue, that the functions in PHP have not been recognised when the <?PHP ist not properly closed with the ?> (Reported here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35101807/notepad-function-list-php-not-working-if-i-didnt-close-the-php-tag)

@Ron-Shaw

I would use python script plugin and code like

import datetime editor.appendText(datetime.datetime.today().strftime("%H:%M:%S"))

to solve this. If you want to install this plugin I would recommend to use
msi instead of
plugin manager

Cheers
Claudia

@Romain-Michard

as this isn’t possible from within npp you maybe want to use
windows way to do it.
Control Panel->Display and enlarge by using 150% or specify
a custome value by using set custom text size (DPI)

Cheers
Claudia

Ok! Actually Patrick (thank you Patrick), gave me a great idea.

I put all the new strings that I was going to substitute at the top of the JSON file.

Then I ran a search of the “title”: string, and bookmarked each instance.

Then I ran a macro that:

Highlighted the first line of the document
Copied the line.
Deleted the line. (So the second one would jump up, and the data gets deleted as well)
Press F2 (to jump to the bookmark)
Highlight the line
Paste the line
Pressed CTRL + F2 (to unmark the line)
Pressed CTRL + Home (to go back to the top of the file)

Rinse and repeat!

Thank you again Patrick for giving me this idea!

It looks like in v6.8.1 some terminology got changed.

UTF-8 without BOM became UTF-8 UTF-8 became UTF-8-BOM

So most likely your files have the exact same encoding, just the old vs. new Notepad++ are using a different terminology.

For reference see this commit.