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I have the suggestion, that you will add a space between a ":" char and the next char. width:20px; --> width: 20px; or: width: 20px; --> width: 20px; Greetings, Sebastian |
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If you are using Intellisense to auto-complete then this will occur automatically. If you are meaning more of "Format Document" type tidy up based on a set of rules which may include that there must be a space between the selector and its value then this is not something that the product currently does and while that is an interesting idea it is not something we have plans to include at this stage.
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Yes, i mean format the whole document, by pressing CTRL+K+D. Greetings, Sebastian |
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As i see, spacing between ".class1, .class{...}" will not performed, too. The output will still be ".cass1,.cass2{...}". Visual studio is able to perform this, by default. Greetings, Sebastian |
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