求助：VS Code默认将所有HTML文件识别为Django模板，注释方式错误

Hey there! I’ve run into this exact issue before—super annoying when VS Code misidentifies file types and messes up your go-to keyboard shortcuts. Here’s how to get Ctrl+/ using standard HTML <!-- --> comments for your .html files instead of Django’s {% comment %}{% endcomment %}:

Quick Temporary Fix (Current File Only) #

Open the problematic HTML file, then look at the bottom-right corner of your VS Code window. You’ll see a label like "Django HTML" or "Jinja2" displayed there. Click that label, and from the dropdown menu that pops up, select HTML. Boom—your Ctrl+/ shortcut will immediately use standard HTML comments for this file.

Permanent Fix (All .html Files) #

If you want every .html file to default to the correct HTML language mode, follow these steps:

1. Open VS Code settings: Press Ctrl+, (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+, (Mac) to bring up the settings panel.
2. In the search bar at the top, type Files: Associations and hit enter.
3. Click the Add Item button. In the "Key" field, enter *.html, and in the "Value" field, select html from the dropdown options.
4. Your settings will auto-save, but you can manually hit Ctrl+S just to be safe.

Workspace-Specific Fix (Mix Django & Regular HTML) #

If you work on both Django projects and standalone HTML files and don’t want to break your Django template setup, use workspace-specific settings:

1. Open the workspace/folder where you keep your regular HTML files.
2. Go to File > Preferences > Settings, then switch to the Workspace tab (make sure you’re not on the User tab).
3. Repeat the "Files: Associations" steps above—add *.html mapped to html. This way, only this workspace uses HTML defaults, and your Django projects will still use the Django template language mode automatically.

A quick side note: If you ever need to switch back to Django template mode for a specific file, just repeat the temporary fix step and select "Django HTML" from the language mode dropdown.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Ahmed Elkoussy