auto complete\insert multiple html tags?
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I remeber I used a plugin that will let me type something like div*5 and it would add 5 <div>'s immediately, the plugin also made it possible to type div.classname and it would add a dev with a class name, or div>h1 and it would give:
<div> <h1> </h1> </div>Does anyone the name of this plugin or how to do this?
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Maybe this recent thread is of some related interest?
https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/topic/18873/how-to-create-abbreviations-for-java-code -
Plugin Emmet
https://emmet.io/download/
https://github.com/emmetio/npp -
@Alan-Kilborn @andrecool-68
Thank you so much guys!
I also found zen coding at https://code.google.com/archive/p/zen-coding/ and it seems its code was embedded into Emmit. -
@mzeshle Just found out all suggestions are only 32-bit compatible.
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@mzeshle said in auto complete\insert multiple html tags?:
@mzeshle Just found out all suggestions are only 32-bit compatible.
There was a reply on one of their GitHub issues that proports to link an unofficial 64bit build…
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@mzeshle
Zen Coding and Emmet The project was started by Vadim Makeev in 2008 and has been actively developed by Sergei Chikuenk since 2009 -
@PeterJones said in auto complete\insert multiple html tags?:
f their GitHub issues that proports to link an unofficial 64bit build…
Thank you, but it seems it doesn’t work anymore on windows 10 or at least my machine.
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@mzeshle I solved the issue after looking at the error the Python Script plug-in console was showing. So to solve it, you can download the x64 from https://github.com/emmetio/npp/issues/19#issuecomment-383800041 then making sure to:
- Install the python script plug-in
- Copy everything (python scripts) in the Emmet folder except the .dll to the scripts folder of Python Script plug-in.
- Make sure to go to Settings>Shortcut Mapper to change the default Emmet shortcut something other than ctrl-alt-enter because this has conflict with another NPP shortcut
It worked! thank you all guys!