Start TextPad and go to Configure > New Document Class.
Download the syntax zip file and unzip it into your TextPad system folder (mine is C:\Program Files\TextPad 4\system).
Go here and scroll to “Scalable Vector Graphics”.
If you have a XML doc type, select it and ensure that the *.SVG extension is not present in the “Files in class XML” section on the right.
First, ensure that SVG is not a recognized doc type within TextPad already: Configure > Preferences and click the ‘+’ beside “Document Classes” on the left.
Let’s say you want to add SVG as a new document type to TextPad so syntax highlighting for SVG elements and keywords will be present. Now every file that is opened will automatically show line numbers in grey on the left. Make sure “Line Numbers” is checked and hit “Ok”. On the left, click “View”, you should see the various View Options on the right. Now whenever you open a document, TextPad will automatically wrap long lines at the word boundaries.Ĭlick on Configure > Preferences. Make sure “Word wrap long lines” is checked and hit “Ok”. You should see the default preferences for files show in the right-side of the pane. Under “Document Classes” on the left, click the ‘+’ button and then choose “Default”. I just thought I’d post a couple quick tips about how to configure TextPad to view documents the way you like it.Ĭlick on Configure > Preferences. I’ve written about my love of TextPad before here.
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