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the html completion attribute default value setting lets you control if vs code uses single or double quotes when completing html attributes now by default vs code will use double quotes so in this image tag for example if i was going and completing the source attribute so ill say src hit enter you can see its automatically added the double quotes here and place my cursor inside of those now you might have a linter rule or a style preference that prefers using single quotes instead and thats where this setting can come in handy so im going to go delete this setting and then im going to open up my user settings with control comma or command comma on mac and ill search for html attribute i want the html completion attribute default value setting again you can see that the default value for this is double quote but i can go and i can click on this to change it to single quote instead and when i do this and go back to the file here and ill go and again type the source attribute so i