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As far as I know, there's no way to get good NVelocity syntax highlighting for Visual Studio 2010 that preserves html, css and javascript highlighting as well, so the way I do it is to go to Tools > Options > Text Editor > File Extension and add vm to HTML Editor.

This works fine, I don't really need syntax highlighting for #if #else etc, but if the document begins with #, it will break the HTML Editor syntax.

 ## Some comment, or anything with #NVelocity syntax
 <div>this will not have syntax highlighting</div>

However, it WILL work if I put any first, like this

 <!-- Unwanted comment -->
 ## Some comment, or anything with #NVelocity syntax

Anyone have any idea how to make it work with # in the beginning of the document?

olemarius
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