Add User-defined keywords in HTML

[DomOBU]

Hello,

I use Notepad++.
This software uses Lexilla.

In Notepad++, it is possible for CSS and JS to define "User-defined keywords" for certain styles.

For HTML, this feature does not exist. The moderator of the Notepadd++ site tells me that this is a Lexilla limitation.
Are there any plans to add this functionality for HTML in Lexilla ?
This would be a major step forward and would ensure that Notepad++ does not lag behind other web-oriented source code software.

[nyamatongwe]

Recent release 5.3.2 included:

HTML: Implement substyles for tags, attributes, and identifiers SCE_H_TAG, SCE_H_ATTRIBUTE, SCE_HJ_WORD, SCE_HJA_WORD, SCE_HB_WORD, SCE_HP_WORD, SCE_HPHP_WORD.
HTML: Implement context-sensitive attributes. "tag.attribute" matches "attribute" only inside "tag".

[mpheath]

What is "Default keywords" and "User-defined keywords"? It is a Notepad++ feature that joins 2 keyword lists into 1 keyword list to be passed on to Lexilla.

This image is C++ styling for INSTRUCTION WORD in Notepad++'s Style Configurator.

HTML does not have "Default keywords" and "User-defined keywords" anywhere available in Notepad++'s Style Configurator. This is not a limitation of Lexilla, rather an incomplete feature of Notepad++ regarding HTML.

IMO, this issue does not belong here. It started in a Notepad++ forum post and is an issue related to Notepad++.

[nyamatongwe]

Closing as appears to really be a Notepad++ issue.