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Emmet doesn't support that. The only way is to ditch smarty syntax and use normal html syntax in tpl files.

Which breaks templates during formatting; for example:
<a href="{$x|replace:"b":"c"}"> changes the "b" to " b" (with space)

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Related to microsoft/vscode#670

But you can basically instruct emmet to provide html intellisense like this:

"emmet.syntaxProfiles": {
    "tpl": "html"
}

(assuming your templates have the file extension tpl)

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I feel like it works better with the extra setting: emmet.triggerExpansionOnTab

"emmet.syntaxProfiles": {
    "tpl": "html"
},
"emmet.triggerExpansionOnTab": true

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@tajchumber That's good. Would you mind creating a pull request, so everyone can see it in the readme?

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@jens1o thanks for the suggestion.
Just made the pull request: #12.

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@jens1o This does not seem to work on my end, I'm not getting HTML or JS snippets.

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@Starfox64 Could you open a new issue please?

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@Starfox64 @tajchumber I honestly don't know what emmet.syntaxProfiles is supposed to do, but it definitely doesn't add html intellisense to smarty files. What you need for that is this:

"emmet.includeLanguages": {
     "smarty": "html"
},

But it only adds intellisense for creating new elements. You still don't have any intellisense for html that's already in. For example if you have a <div> and want to add class="" to it or add title="" to <a href="">. Emmet doesn't support that. The only way is to ditch smarty syntax and use normal html syntax in tpl files.

"files.associations": {
    "*.tpl": "html",
},

@jens1o why not reopen this one since there's no proper fix for this yet?

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