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I have emmet installed and some more plugins that are usable on html filetypes, I would like to have syntax highlighting and have indentation for jinja2 while keeping the filetype HTML so my HTML plugins work as they have to.
Is there any work around for this?
PD: I have tried vim-jinja2-syntax but it doesn't recognize .html with jinja2 inside + it only highlights {} not the if, for ... (and this is only when setting filetype to jinja manually)
You could use an autocmd to set the syntax to htmldjango when editing an HTML file:
autocmd FileType html set syntax=htmldjango
This preserves filetype while using the default htmldjango syntax file.
See:
:help :autocmd
:help 'syntax'
set filetype=html.jinjaor whatever. I suspect something will go haywire (syntax? indentation?), but plugins should be available.)