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Ivan Feerman
2,019 PointsWhat is the quick command to open and close brackets with the desired characters in it?
I see Nick Pettit highlighting while he creates a bracket, then the closing bracket with the desired character appears.
Marcus Parsons
15,719 PointsThe plugin you refer to is known as Emmet and it is available for a lot of editors, including free ones such as Notepad++, Eclipse, Aptana Studio, etc. and paid ones such as Sublime Text, Adobe Dreamweaver, etc. You can use it with some online services such as Codepen. You can click this link to see what editors, online services, and third party support that the plugin has Emmet - Download.
Ivan Feerman
2,019 PointsThank you! Very informative.
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Simeon Brazzell
2,008 PointsYou are using workspaces and he is using a different editor. Some editors add things automatically to make coding quicker
Ivan Feerman
2,019 PointsYep, that is exactly what I wanted to know. How to work quicker without having to type all of the code. Workspaces does some of it.
Thank you.
Paul Bentham
24,090 PointsPaul Bentham
24,090 PointsThis is normally a plugin in sublime text, not sure if it's in workspaces.
https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/HTMLAttributes
It identifies what your trying to type and will autocomplete when you press tab.