RE: replacing tabs with spaces in selected area<div><br></div><div>You can use regular expressions in search and replace to do what you want, but there is also a built in command.  Click &#39;Text&#39; on the menu bar, then under &#39;Convert&#39; click Tabs to Spaces.  It will only convert the tabs in the current selection.  Hold the option key while selecting to select a box rather than the entire lines.</div>
<div><br></div><div>RE: How to change &lt;form&gt; tag coloring?</div><div><br></div><div>This is actually very easy (in theory), I&#39;m surprised more people don&#39;t know how TextMate works.  I&#39;ll tell you the steps to add a scope called meta.tag.block.form.html to your html language bundle which can be styled individually.  Note: this only adds a scope to the tag itself.  The &#39;block&#39; part of the language file must be modified in a similar way to style the block.</div>
<br>Open the bundle editor, go to the html bundle, then go to the HTML language file.  Find the block within the patterns section that starts  { name = &#39;meta.tag.block.any.html&#39;;.  Select that entire block (from { to  }, ) and duplicate it.  Of those two identical blocks, you will be editing the one that appears closer to the top of the file.  Change <meta charset="utf-8">meta.tag.block.any.html to <meta charset="utf-8">meta.tag.block.form.html.  Now change the line that starts &#39;begin&#39; = ... to begin = &#39;(&lt;/?)((?i:form)\b)&#39;;<div>
<br></div><div>Done!  Open an html file and press shift+control+p in some different tags and you should see the change in scope from any.html to form.html.  I added a style to my theme for meta.tag.block.form.html and it only styles the form tags.  You will have to play with it to get it exactly how you want, but I hope this gives you enough info to get started.</div>
<div><br></div><div>&lt;3 TextMate</div><div><br></div><div>Brandon</div>