


What to do if the file saved by Vscode is automatically formatted_How to solve the problem of automatic formatting of the file saved by Vscode
The editor of php will take you to learn how to implement automatic formatting of Vscode retained files. In daily programming, keeping the code style clean has always been the goal pursued by developers. Vscode is a powerful code editor that provides automatic code formatting. But how to achieve automatic formatting when saving files? This problem can be easily solved by setting the relevant configuration options of Vscode. Next, we will introduce in detail how to configure Vscode to achieve the function of retaining automatic file formatting.
1. First open the installed Vscode and click the extension icon on the left. As shown in the picture.
2. Then enter a js in the extension input field, then find the installed js-css-html-formatter, and then disable the extension. As shown in the picture.
3. Finally, js-css-html-formatter will become disabled. Re-save the file and you will see that the code is not automatically formatted. As shown in the picture.
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