Bug report
Description
When vscode-fluid-language is active, Tailwind CSS IntelliSense stops providing class name suggestions in .fluid.html files. Disabling the extension restores the suggestions immediately.
Environment
- TYPO3 (14.3.0)
- @tailwindcss/vite: (4.2.2)
- tailwindcss: (4.2.2)
- vscode-fluid-language: (1.0.2)
- Tailwind CSS IntelliSense: (0.14.29)
Steps to reproduce
- Install and enable
vscode-fluid-language
- Install and enable
Tailwind CSS IntelliSense
- Add tailwind to your css-file
@import 'tailwindcss'
- Reload window
- Open a
.fluid.html file that contains Tailwind CSS classes
- Start typing a Tailwind class name inside a
class="..." attribute
- Notice that no suggestions appearExpected: Tailwind CSS IntelliSense provides class name completions, as it does in regular
.html files. Actual: No suggestions are shown.
Current Workaround
Disabling vscode-fluid-language and using typo3-fluid-viewhelper-snippets instead restores Tailwind IntelliSense functionality. However, that extension is no longer actively maintained and is expected to be superseded by vscode-fluid-language.
Bug report
Description
When
vscode-fluid-languageis active, Tailwind CSS IntelliSense stops providing class name suggestions in.fluid.htmlfiles. Disabling the extension restores the suggestions immediately.Environment
Steps to reproduce
vscode-fluid-languageTailwind CSS IntelliSense@import 'tailwindcss'.fluid.htmlfile that contains Tailwind CSS classesclass="..."attribute.htmlfiles. Actual: No suggestions are shown.Current Workaround
Disabling
vscode-fluid-languageand using typo3-fluid-viewhelper-snippets instead restores Tailwind IntelliSense functionality. However, that extension is no longer actively maintained and is expected to be superseded byvscode-fluid-language.