PhpStorm 2020.3对Blade文件注释异常问题咨询

I’ve run into this exact quirk with older PhpStorm versions before—let’s get this sorted out step by step.

First: Ensure PhpStorm Recognizes Your Blade Files #

If PhpStorm doesn’t flag your file as a Blade template, it’ll default to HTML comments automatically. Here’s how to confirm the file association:

• Open Settings (File > Settings on Windows/Linux, Cmd+, on Mac, or use the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+S)
• Navigate to Editor > File Types
• Scroll to find Blade under the PHP category
• Check if *.blade.php is listed in the Registered Patterns section. If not, click the + button, paste *.blade.php into the field, and save your changes.

Option 1: Use the Context-Aware Comment Shortcut #

Once your files are properly associated, PhpStorm should switch comment styles based on the file type. Give this a try:

• Select the text you want to comment out
• Press Ctrl+/ (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+/ (Mac) twice:
  • The first press adds line-by-line Blade comments ({{-- ... --}} per line)
  • The second press wraps the entire selection in a single Blade block comment {{-- ... --}}

If this still defaults to HTML comments, move on to the reliable live template workaround below.

Option 2: Create a Blade Block Comment Live Template #

This is a foolproof way to force the correct comment syntax whenever you need it:

• Go back to Settings, then head to Editor > Live Templates
• Click the + button at the top, choose Template Group, name it something like Blade Custom, and hit OK
• Select your new group, click + again, choose Live Template
• Fill in these details:
  • Abbreviation: bcom (or any shorthand you prefer)
  • Template Text: {{-- $SELECTION$ --}}
  • Description: Blade Block Comment
• Click the Define button under Applicable Contexts, check Blade under the PHP section, then save
• Now, select your target text, type bcom, and press Tab—it’ll instantly wrap the selection in the correct Blade comment syntax.

Quick note: If you’re editing a pure HTML section in your Blade file, PhpStorm might still default to HTML comments. In that case, use the live template to force the Blade comment style.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Jorge Peralta