Are you using Prettier? (how to set up in VSCode to format on save)

[smile]

another way to do this is: go to settings > search "default formatter" > select "prettier"

[VikiSil]

I googled 'how to add prettier to user settings' and got a video that says: "Go ahead and google that if you cannot find it".
Here's a free comment - you're welcome for the engagement.

[boem]

VSCode has formatting built in, even on save. You don't need prettier for that. Prettier is just an extension that formats your code in a specific way

[andrewpetrella]

Thanks my man. Had this on my other computer, couldn't remember how to do it on my new one.

[SeanErixon]

How do you get your brackets to be multi-colored like that?

[robertogutierrez]

It looks like for HTML its better to use the default fomatter, i keep getting weird whitespaces and line jumps in a randomish way with prettier added.

[lucaistmuell]

Why so many displikes? Worked perfectly for me

[baatar]

What if you don’t have a .prettierrc file in your workspace, will it still work?

[TheBlackmanIsGod]

Boooo we need all the steps, you skipped over the most important things, we need a real walk through

[uqxklxl]

whats the point in doing a tutorial, and then telling us to find something ourselves hahahaha

[midnightwafflezz]

Come on brother, you need a little more commitment, like if your not going to do a complete walkthrough to help others then don’t do it, all or nothing at all

[lachee]

Definitely? Prettier? That's a very opinionated view.

Due to the nature of prettier (being a OPINIONATED formatter), it's a personal choice. I very much DONT recommend ever using it.