Am using Sublime Text 3 and have seen some people loading default HTML content / template just by typing words like html5or doctype. Which package do i need to use for getting same control ?
The html snippit is included in Sublime Text 3 by default.
From an empty file, set the syntax to HTML (either by saving the empty file with a .html extension, or by pressing Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command bar, and searching for "Set Syntax: HTML").
Then type html into the file, and press tab. Sublime Text should expand the snippet, giving you a basic HTML file with doctype, head, and body tags.
Try emmet plugin. It provides this sort of functionality. https://emmet.io/
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Updating my Sublime Text 3, Emmet's comment filter (|c) is no longer expanding in HTML files.
Typing .div_class and hitting tab will expand to:
<div class="div_class"></div>
But typing .div_class|c and hitting tab will result in:
.div_class|<!-- -->
This has meant that I've been using VS Code for templating recently, but as VS Code doesn't have the option of full or partial word selection if the word uses underscores as separators, I'd rather stick with Sublime Text.
Pipe filters are no longer supported in new Emmet version. Instead, you should features like tag commenting in preferences. In Sublime Text, go to Preferences > Packages Settings > Emmet > Settings and set "comment": true.
Alternatively, you can enable "tag_preview" instead to display tag info when caret is inside closing tag: https://github.com/emmetio/sublime-text-plugin#tag-preview
Now that I have Babel installed for my React development I noticed that when I open .html files the syntax highlighting is set to javascript (babel) instead of HTML. How can I fix this? Here are also a couple of images that might help. Also a little extra thing, I am using the Afterglow theme for sublime text, and how can I remove the annoying padding on the last image underneath the tabs? You can see a few pixels of space which really annoys me.
You have probably overridden the default language settings for HTML files. You can verify this in the Syntax settings.
Open the View menu
Open the Syntax sub-menu
Open the settings for HTML
If my assumption is true, edit (or delete?) the settings for HTML.
Otherwise, you can assign a syntax to an extension through the same menu.
Open a HTML file
Open the View menu
Open the Syntax sub-menu
Select HTML in the Open all files with current extension as… sub-menu
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Just getting into using handlebars, and pretty new at sublime. Since all my handlebar code is in a .handlebar, sublime treat it like it would a normal .html file (with autocomplete and pretty colors). How can I change this?
You can do this with View -> Syntax -> Open all with current extensions as... -> HTML while viewing a file saved as .handlebars.
Go to the bottom right of your sublime window, there should be a little box that says 'text'. Click on it and select HTML in the window that pops up. You are now writing HTML with a .handlebars extension!
Not a spectacular solution as it will probably override any fancy handlebars packages you have installed, but you can tell Sublime that you want to open all handlebars files as HTML files View > Syntax > Open all with current extension as > HTML.
I downloaded Sublime text from them website and my code still white, I don't know why. I unistalled and reinstalled it 3 times, tried to install themes packages etc I don't understand what is wrong.
This happens when Sublime Text doesn't know which syntax highlighting to choose. First of all Sublime Text guesses the syntax from the file extension. E.g. if you have a file named my_file_name.php Sublime Text assumes that the PHP syntax highlighting is the best.
In your picture the file name is script_connection without any file extension so Sublime Text doesn't know which syntax it is. You can select a syntax from the menu View » Syntax or press Strg + Shift + P and type Set Syntax. Another way is to click the syntax name (probably Plain Text) on the right bottom corner of Sublime Text and select a syntax format.
Sometimes when we insert Html and css and php codes in one file and as a default Sublime highlight the html and css codes because sublime knows just know html and css codes so we should open sublime application and select view from navigation bar and select syntax and then select php it will knows all types of tags and elements and highlight all.
Sublime => View => Syntax => PHP
Is it possible to set up the Emmet package for Sublime Text 3 in a way that it ignores all shortcuts in files other than HTML and CSS?
I love to work with Emmet using tab in HTML and CSS files but I could use tab for something else when working with python for example.
Check Emmet.sublime-settings for disable_tab_abbreviations_for_scopes and disable_tab_abbreviations_for_regexp and disable_tab_abbreviations.
Some more infos about the tab handler can be found in their README.