- Emmet — the essential toolkit for web-developers
Emmet is written in pure JavaScript and works across different platforms: web browser, Node js, Microsoft WSH and Mozilla Rhino Download plugin for your favourite editor
- Cheat Sheet - Emmet
Emmet Cheat Sheet provides quick reference for abbreviations, actions, and customization to enhance coding efficiency in HTML and CSS
- Emmet Documentation
Emmet is developed and optimised for web-developers whose workflow depends on HTML XML and CSS, but can be used with programming languages too Start learning Emmet with the abbreviation syntax and available actions
- Abbreviations - Emmet
Abbreviations are optimised for, but not limited to, HTML and XML generation, and make writing tedious markup code a breeze You can start learning syntax to unleash the full power of Emmet abbreviations
- Abbreviations Syntax - Emmet
When you get familiar with Emmet’s abbreviations syntax, you may want to use some formatting to make your abbreviations more readable For example, use spaces between elements and operators, like this:
- Download - Emmet
May not support all Emmet features and actions Visual Studio Code cross-platform SynWrite Windows WebStorm cross-platform PhpStorm cross-platform Vim cross-platform HTML-Kit Windows HippoEDIT Windows CodeLobster PHP Edition Windows TinyMCE browser based, cross-platform EverEdit Windows EditPlus Windows Emacs cross-platform WeBuilder Windows
- CSS Abbreviations - Emmet
While Emmet abbreviations are good for generating HTML, XML or any other structured markup, it may look useless for CSS You don’t want to write CSS selectors and transform them to CSS selectors, right?
- Element types - Emmet
Emmet correctly expands such abbreviations and the plus sign is left here for historical reasons Just remember that you don’t need to use plus sign to create abbreviation alias
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