I could not find any extensions for FireFox for automatically modifying the spellcheck attributes whenever the page loads. I am not sure if there is an automated way to set the spellcheck attribute to enabled whenever the page is loaded so that the CodeMirror-code Div will always take the form of: It's a nice solution but this extension has been disabled when using virtual workspaces. However when refreshing the page of committing changes the default value must be changed again. After testing a few of the extensions I've decided to use Code Spell Checker. My browser is now highlighting all misspellings. I noticed the attribute: spellcheck="off"Īfter changing the value to: spellcheck="on" And using Firefox I could clearly see on line: My blog posts all contain yaml frontmatter which gives me a great place to place words I want to add/ignore for that file only - this is done with comments and some cspell keywords.I hope this is relevant but I just looked at the page HTML source code for the CodeMirror "Edit File" input area. Words which are not correct but should be ignored I’ll ignore for that file.
Words which are specific to a repo (abbreviations, technical terms) I’ll add to the workspace dictionary (these end up in cspell.json) Here, below, is a current Spanish radiotelephone/radiophonic spelling alphabet.
Words that are probably correct in any context I’ll add to the user dictionary (these end up in the VS Code user settings.json).There are multiple ways to handle this (cspell allows for adding or ignoring words at the user, workspace, file, or block/line level). off brunette honry spell suck and 2 ssexy por all year on real. Handling unknown wordsĪfter you’ve worked through actual spelling mistakes, you’ll likely be left with a lot of unknown words that need to be added to a dictionary or ignored. The options available in the file are documented on the cspell GitHub page.
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