You need to edit HTML and JSP, syntax highlighting and syntax hints in eclipse to automatically complement each other.
First, download the GEF (Dependency package):
1,: Http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/tools/gef/downloads/drops/3.7.2/R201201171043/GEF-ALL-3.7.2.zip
2, then extract to the Eclipse installation directory to replace the features and plugins folder (directly copied with the installation directory can be, there is no problem, because the file is added, there is no conflict with the original)
Second, download HTMLEditor
1,: http://osdn.jp/projects/amateras/releases/
2, only a Tk.eclipse.plugin.htmleditor_2.1.0.jar file, directly copied into the eclipse\plugins inside can restart eclipse can
Third, support HTML5 editor download
1. How to get Eclipse ADT to support HTML5 new tags earlier, when using Eclipse ADT as a web app, the default editor for Eclipse ADT was found to have an error in the HTML5 new label, which led to the termination of the project. What do we do? Later Google discovered the need to install the Aptana Studio plugin.
2. Find Help–>install New Software in the Window menu
In the popup dialog box, select Add
Link Address: Http://download.aptana.com/studio3/plugin/install copy this link up.
Click OK and then select Aptana to install it without moving her.
3. How to set it as the default after installation?
1, find Preferences in the Window menu, open the menu to the left of the tree to expand General, find editor
2. Click File Associations, then select the suffix name to set on the top, find the Aptana corresponding editor below, then click "Default" to complete the default settings.
Eclipse HTML Editor Plugin download installation