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Mario Luna Ostos
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 6,350 PointsHow to indent in Macbook pro? It doesn't work just pressing cmd + ] because (+) (*) (]) are in the same Item.
Hi, I have been trying to indent in Mac and been looking for possible solutions but haven't found one yet. The only way to do a "]" is pressing alt+]. Therefore, when I press cmd + ], the computer would take it as cmd+ "+", not as cmd +"]". I've tried too to press cmd + alt+ "]" but it does not work.
Thanks in advance for your time :)
1 Answer
Charlie Palmer
15,445 PointsWhen you ask how to indent, are you referring to the spacing along the margin you use in your IDE? I feel like I've misunderstood but if it is that then wouldn't it just be tab?
Jason Larson
8,353 PointsJason Larson
8,353 PointsI posted this for another question, but putting it here in case someone else has the same question... After seeing that you have already tried cmd + Alt + ] and that didn't work, then I would propose that you use a different keyboard shortcut altogether. If you go to File --> Preferences --> Keyboard Shortcuts, you can go down to the "Indent Line" command and click the little pencil icon to the left of it and then define your own keyboard shortcut.