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Sometimes it’s shocking when you make a simple change that helps you do something easier.<\/p>\n
For the UNIX guys in the house, using VIM, GVIM, VIMRC, all helped back in the day to make sure you closed your loops, true tests, etc.<\/p>\n
If you use Notepad++ like I do, let alone if you’re creating MP fragments, it helps for the easy color coding.<\/p>\n
SO, do you always open the .mpx file and then click on Language, XML?<\/p>\n
Time to add the file type to the Style Configurator in Notepad++<\/p>\n
In Notepad++<\/p>\n
Click on Settings<\/p>\n
Click on Style Configurator<\/p>\n
Highlight XML in the language column<\/p>\n
Add .mpx to the ‘User ext. :’ section<\/p>\n
Click\u00a0‘Save and Close’<\/p>\n
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Open up your next MP fragment<\/p>\n
Spend your time updating your XML not clicking to format the file!<\/p>\n
Save clicks!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"