Sublime Text 2 How to make Ejs template syntax highlighting?

RT, a file with the suffix named Ejs
See Falsefalse/sublime-ejs Road GitHub , but he can only let the HTML inside the <%%> between the highlight, and I do not know where to put after decompression

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I'm using sublime 3, I don't know 2 has this function not I'm using sublime 3, I don't know 2 has this function not

After you set the mode
The ~/.config/sublime-text-3/packages/user directory generates html.sublime-settings with the following content:
Currently there is a suitable plugin under sublime Text 3.

• Install Babel
  
• Install EJS2
  

(EJS2 relies on the Babel plug-in, which requires both plugins to be installed)
Setup process: view->syntax->ejs2-><%%> or ( , <$ $>, <@ @>).
Shown below:
I'm asking the Lord.
In the end, I gave up the idea of highlighting a file with the suffix named Ejs, instead of using HTML as the suffix name.
So that in the sublime can be in accordance with the HTML rules to highlight
Declares that the suffix is named HTML instead of the EJS code:

EJS.config({ext:'.html'})

Add a row in%appdata%/packages/htmlpackages/html.tmlanguage Ejs and restart Sublime Text 2 (as for where to add, open the file you will soon know), the same reason if we want to sublime Text 2 to any other extension of the file to apply a default syntax only need to find the syntax corresponding to the package and add the extension in the configuration.

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