Problem
I’d like to format my HTML using a command, similar to how I do it in Visual Studio using Ctrl+K+D. Is Atom capable of this? Are there any other possibilities if not?
Asked by user376456
Solution #1
Atom doesn’t have an HTML formatting command built-in. You may get this behavior by installing the atom-beautify package.
Answered by Stuart Hallows
Solution #2
There are a few HTML prettifier packages available. You can look for them in the Atom package archive:
Alternatively, go to https://atom.io/packages/search?q=prettify.
Once you’ve found a package that meets your needs, you can install it using the command apm install [package name] from the command line or through the Preferences interface.
When the software has been installed, follow the steps for activating its features.
Answered by Lee
Solution #3
There are many different languages included, as well as HTML.
Answered by pungggi
Solution #4
In atom, you may use the atom beauty package to format text.
setting –> file –> file –> file –> file –> file – Install
Then, in the search field, put atom-beautify.
Then select Atom Beauty from the Package menu and install it.
After that, you can either use (Alt + ctrl + b) or right-click and select beautify editor contents to format your text.
Answered by Jayantha
Solution #5
Answered by Ajay
Post is based on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24189068/is-there-a-command-for-formatting-html-in-the-atom-editor