I stumbled across this, when I tried solving this: Searching for Live Template in PhpStorm, from abbreviation (wrong expansion?).
TL;DR
In PhpStorm, in a markdown-file, when I write 3 back-ticks and press enter, it expands to this:
```angular2html ```
And I would like PhpStorm to stop helping me here, and just type what I typed:
``` ```
Detailed description and solution attempts
In a Markdown-file (readme.md), I use it often to write a code block with three ticks:
```
But when I do so, PhpStorm suggest a bunch of stuff:
So if I press Enter here, then it expands to:
```angular2html ```
So how do I change this behaviour?
Solution attempt 1: Deactivate the bundled Angular-plugin
There is a (bundled) plugin called: 'Angular and AngularJS'. If I deactivate that, then it looks like this:
and expands to this:
```apacheconf ```
Solution attempt 2: Ensure Markdown is supported
I'm really baffled why this happens. Does PhpStorm not realize that I'm in an .md-file?
And/or is this the usual desired behaviour, when people write three backticks in a and .md-file?
I can confirm that I have an active (bundled) plugin called: 'Markdown' (version 222.3739.61).
Solution attempt 3: Add a new Live Template
This actually works, by making a new Live Template, to be this:
``` $END$
Remember the blank line underneath. This is since I would like to press Enter, and that replaces the first 3 ticks with this, but not the ones PhpStorm automatically adds dues to auto-closing of brackets and backticks.
This solution attempt seems quite hacky, though. :-/