Code can be ignored by wrapping it in djlint
tags:
For plain old html -
<!-- djlint:off -->
<bad html to ignore> <!-- djlint:on --></bad>
or as a comment -
{# djlint:off #} <bad html to ignore> {# djlint:on #}</bad>
or as a long comment -
{% comment %} djlint:off {% endcomment %}
<bad html to ignore> {% comment %} djlint:on {% endcomment %}</bad>
or as a javascript style comment -
{{ /* djlint:off */ }} <bad html to ignore> {{ /* djlint:on */ }}</bad>
or as a golang style comment -
{{!-- djlint:off --}} <bad html to ignore> {{!-- djlint:on --}}</bad>
Specific linter rules can also be ignored by adding the rule name into the ignored block opening tag.
{# djlint:off H025,H026 #}
<p>
{# djlint:on #}
<!-- djlint:off H025-->
</p>
<p>
<!-- djlint:on -->
{% comment %} djlint:off H025 {% endcomment %}
</p>
<p>{% comment %} djlint:on {% endcomment %} {{!-- djlint:off H025 --}}</p>
<p>{{!-- djlint:on --}} {{ /* djlint:off H025 */ }}</p>
<p>{{ /* djlint:on */ }}</p>