Code Style. HTML

Right Margin

Use these settings to specify a margin space required on the right side of an element. If you select Default option then a value of the right margin from the global settings will be used.

Wrap on typing

Use these settings settings to specify how the edited text is fitted in the specified Right margin.

You can select one the following options:

• Default - in this case RubyMine uses the Wrap on typing option that is specified in the global settings.

• Yes - in this case the value in the specified right margin is used.

• No - in this case this option is switched off and a line can exceed the number that is specified in the right margin.

Keep line breaks

Select this checkbox to have RubyMine honor line breaks when reviewing HTML files in the editor.

Keep line breaks in text

Select this checkbox to have RubyMine honor line breaks in attributes (for example, lengthy descriptions) when reviewing HTML files in the editor.

Keep blank lines

In this text box, specify the minimum number of sequential blank lines to be retained after reformatting.

Wrap attributes

Use this drop-down list to determine how attribute lines should be wrapped. The available options are:

• Do not wrap - if this option is selected, no special wrapping style is applied to the code.

• Wrap if long - select this option to have lines going beyond the right margin wrapped with proper indentation.

• Chop down if long - select this option to have elements in lists that go beyond the right margin wrapped to give one element per line with proper indentation.

• Wrap always - select this option to have all elements in lists wrapped to give one element per line with proper indentation.

Wrap text

Select this checkbox to have long lines wrapped according to the code style settings.

Align attributes

Select this checkbox to have attributes in sequential lines aligned.

Align text

Select this checkbox to have RubyMine align the text that occupies several lines within a tag.

Keep white spaces

Select this checkbox to suppress replacing actual white spaces with tabs.

Spaces

In this area, define the use of spaces for attributes and tag names.

• Around "=" in attribute - select this checkbox to have spaces added around the "=" symbol in attributes.

• After tag name - select this checkbox to have spaces added after tag names.

• In empty tag - select this checkbox to have spaces added in empty tags.

Insert new line before

This display field shows a list of tags before which a new line should be inserted. Use the button next to the field or press Shift+Enter to open the Insert New Line Before Tags dialog box, where you can edit the list of tags.

Remove new line before

This display field shows a list of tags before which a break line should be removed. Use the button next to the field or press Shift+Enter to open the Remove Line Breaks Before Tags dialog box, where you can edit the list of tags.

Do not indent children of

This display field shows a list of tags whose children should not be indented. Use the button next to the field or press Shift+Enter to open the Do Not Indent Children Of dialog box, where you can edit the list of tags.

Or if tag size more than

In this text box, specify the minimum length of a tag in lines starting from which its children are not indented.

Inline elements

This display field shows a list of tags that are presented in the source code in the same line with the other tags. If a tag is removed from the list, the editor automatically moves it to a new line, when you add such tag to the source code. Use the button next to the field or press Shift+Enter to open the Inline Elements dialog box, where you can edit the list of tags.

Keep white spaces inside

This display field shows a list of tags inside which you want the editor to preserve white spaces as is, without any changes. Use the button next to the field or press Shift+Enter to open the Keep Whitespaces Inside dialog box, where you can edit the list of tags.

Don't break if inline content

This display field shows a list of tags that are not to be wrapped if their content is inlined. Use the button next to the field or press Shift+Enter to open the Don't Wrap If Inline Content Only dialog box, where you can edit the list of tags.

Generated quote marks

Choose the style of the quote marks (double, single, or none) to be automatically inserted around HTML attributes on typing =.

This is important when HTML is inserted dynamically using JavaScript and you want to consistently use double-quote pairs for JavaScript strings and single-quote pairs for HTML to prevent problems, for example, when copying and pasting.

Enforce on format

If this checkbox is selected, then on code reformatting the previously generated quote marks will be replaced (for example, double quotes with single quotes).