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If you would like turn off intellisense in HTML editors (aspx, html files) and CSS editor (css files), you could do so by going to Tools->Options dialog.
For HTML editor, go to Tools->Options->HTML->General. In the right pane, under Statement Completion, uncheck "Auto list members"
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For CSS Editor, go to Tools->Options->Text Editor->CSS->General. In the right pane, under Statement Completion, uncheck “Auto list members”
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Ranjini Mathrubootham
SDET, Visual Web Developer
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Anonymous
April 24, 2009
PingBack from http://microsoft-sharepoint.simplynetdev.com/tip-54-did-you-know%e2%80%a6how-you-can-turn-off-intellisense-for-html-css-editors/Anonymous
April 24, 2009
Hi, I have a related question . Is there any way to stop VS 2008 designer from auto generating the Styles for each html element/control ? Currently , when i apply some style for one of the controls, vs2008 creates style1, style2 .... I want to stop that , or if there is a way to let Vs ask me about the name of the css class before creating an auto name for it ? Thanks.Anonymous
April 29, 2009
Hi Anas, Your comment has been forwarded to the VWD Designer team. You will hear from someone soon. Thanks! -Ranjini