I actually had something similar to these as part of a bundle of "missing" CSS commands I've been compiling. I'm pleased to know that there's someone else who might actually use all the stuff I'm compiling, as the list seems to be dominated by LaTeX users. ;-). My commands just insert url('image.jpg') and image.jpg based on scope. I define background images as part of the background: rule, so I don't use the background-image: rule very much.
What I'm wishing is that there was a way to scope inside of an empty parenthesis pair. I'd like to make the drag command conditional so that it drops a url('image.jpg') when it's in a property-value, a background-image: url... inside a property-list, an 'image.jpg' inside an empty parenthesis pair and image.jpg inside of single quotes. That would cover all the bases ;-).
Brett
On Oct 23, 2006, at 2:05 PM, James Hicks wrote:
Not sure if anyone has done these yet but here are some simple drag actions for images in CSS.
The second one if for dropping between url() so you can use the background snippet for instance then drag an image between the brackets.
Image as a background: File types: png, jpg, jpeg, gif
Commands: echo "background-image: url("$TM_DROPPED_FILE");"
Scope: meta.property-list.css
Image Path: File types: png, jpg, jpeg, gif
Commands echo -n ""$TM_DROPPED_FILE"" meta.property-value.css
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