No CSS completions in style attribute inside <template> region

[snoopy83101]

Info

• Platform: macOS
• Vetur version:
• VS Code version:

Problem

"files.associations": {
"*.vue": "vue"
}
then:

style snippet not work

"files.associations": {
"*.vue": "html"
}
then:

Vetur does not work

I hope to have code hints for inline styles, and also use Vetur.
Can this be achieved?

Reproducible Case

[snoopy83101]

1. When tr in a table's header sets the width
2. When setting heigth for some elements
3. When debugging styles temporarily in the development environment

I think this may still be necessary.

[snoopy83101]

@octref
HI! So, is this a feature that will be perfected sooner or later?

[snoopy83101]

@octref
It's been a long time since, unfortunately, I still haven't seen the fix of this bug.

[snoopy83101]

@octref What is the specific version number?

[octref]

@snoopy83101 It's not released yet. It'll be released in 0.27.0.

[snoopy83101]

@octref @cereschen

Unfortunately, it did not work.

[cereschen]

@octref @cereschen

Unfortunately, it did not work.

Please refer to the behavior of emmet in the Style block

none:

[snoopy83101]

Sorry i don't quite understand what you are talking about
The style in the div tag does not enable automatic perception like HTML.

how to "refer to the behavior of emmet in the Style block"?

[snoopy83101]

@octref @cereschen

Unfortunately, it did not work.

Please refer to the behavior of emmet in the Style block

none:

What I understand is:

Previously, when choosing .vue, IntelliSense could not appear in style.
At present, choose .vue, style can appear and can only be perceived (same as html)

Am I wrong?

[snoopy83101]

Why can't the html part of .vue be the same as .html?

[snoopy83101]

Are you saying this? In <style></style>?
There is no problem before. The problem is that the style="" in the <div></div> tag has no IntelliSense

[cereschen]

Are you saying this? In <style></style>?
There is no problem before. The problem is that the style="" in the

tag has no IntelliSense

I mean that only Emmet IntelliSense is currently provided

[cereschen]

This is how Emmet behaves in <style></style>, you can try it

[snoopy83101]

This is how Emmet behaves in <style></style>, you can try it

I think I understand, thank you very much!

[cereschen]

This is how Emmet behaves in <style></style>, you can try it

I think I understand, thank you very much!

If we want template to behave like HTML, need to add extra dependencies, if only for style.not worth.
So, get used to Emmet, which is short and efficient