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I am using IntelliJ IDEA 13 Ultimate edition with its Python plugin. I opened an existing folder containing a Django project (which I had created using Vim) as an IntelliJ project and enabled the Django facet manually on it. However, my HTML files are still being treated as plain HTML files - Django template tags and syntax aren't recognized. I recall that Django templates were automagically recognized by IntelliJ in an earlier project, but can't reproduce it now.

How can I get IntelliJ to recognize my template files as Django templates, please?

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Here's how I did it on IntelliJ IDEA 14 for Jinja2 templates (similar to Django): Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Python Template Languages: Select "HTML files" in the list and choose "Jinga2" for Template Language.

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In IDEA 2016.1.3, I chose "Jinja2" for the Template Language, but my *.html files are still treated as Django templates rather than Jinja2. It only works if I rename the actual files to *.jinja2 (which I don't want).
@Ilya Semenov you should set django not jinja2 in Python Template Languages as mentioned here jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2016.3/…

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