Unzip the file and copy the XMLTools.dll to the Notepad++ plugins folder (in the example above: C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\plugins):.If you run Notepad++ and look in the Plugins menu, you’ll see that the XML Tools aren’t there: Pretty print (XML only - with line breaks).XML Tools complements TextFX by indenting the newly wrapped lines nicely. TextFX has the benefit of wrapping long lines, which XML Tools does not do, but it doesn’t indent those new lines correctly. Here’s how and why: 1.TextFX -> TextFX HTML Tidy -> Tidy: reindent XML To install a plugin, click on the plugin tab, then go to plugin manager and select plugin whatever you want.įor best results, you should use both TextFX XML tidy and XML tools pretty print. This is was my location of plugin folder: C:\Program Files\Notepad++\pluginsĪfter pasting the. Once you download the plugin manager, paste into the plugin folder. This is for the folks who do not see the the plugin manager in the plugin tabĭownload the plugin manager from this link – this is for the 64-bit plugin manager.
(this is the tool that most of the users use)Īll the previous answers do not define how to add the plugin manager in your Notepad++ installation. Here are most of plugins you can use in Notepad++ to format your XML code.Įnable ‘text auto update’ in plugin manager-> UniversalIndentGUI Then copy XMLTools.dll to the plugins directory and external libraries (four dlls) into the root Notepad++ directory. Plugins > Plugins Manager > Show Plugins Manager Plugins -> XML Tools -> Pretty Print (libXML) or Ctrl+ Alt+ Shift+ B If you can’t try with Eclipse, do right button, source, and correct indent. the xmltools_2.3.1_r805_unicode_beta2.Try TextFX → TextFX Html Tidy → Tidy: reindent XML.the ext_libs.zip will extracted on “C:\Program Files\Notepad++”.I am going to assume that you have installed notepad++ in it’s default directory which is “C:\Program Files\Notepad++” when extracting the files here is where you will need to place them….XML Tools -> Xml Tools 2.3.1 r764 Unicode Beta1 -> xmltools_2.3.1_r805_unicode_beta2.zip.goto this link download these packages.if you don’t have notepad++ install you can click on this link. NOTE: you need to have notepad++ installed in your computer before proceeding. below you will be able to find the proper steps on how to do so. the problem was that there was no documentation on how to install what file and where. i found out that that there was a plugin develop for notepad++ in order to allow me to use it as my XML editor. i use notepad++ as my main editor and i wanted to keep using it with my XML data without having the need of installing another program on my computer. I recently started working on more XML data since i am trying to do more data transfer between databases.
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