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Fold CSS declarations with region markers

Written byPhuoc Nguyen
Created
12 May, 2021
Category
Tip
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CSS, Visual Studio Code
In Visual Studio Code, we can make given CSS declarations foldable with the region markers.
Just wrap the declarations between `/*#region*/` and `/*#endregion*/` if you're using CSS, SCSS or Less.
SCSS and Less also accept `//` as a valid CSS comment, hence you can use `// #region` and `// #endregion` in the SCSS/Less files.
css
/* === Header === */
/* #region */

/* The CSS styles for header go here */

/* #endregion */

/* === Footer === */
/* #region */

/* The CSS styles for footer go here */

/* #endregion */

/* === Responsive === */
/* #region */

/* The responsive styles go here */

/* #endregion */
The following screenshot is an example:
Fold CSS declarations with region markers
Fold CSS declarations with region markers
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