Hi,
like suggested by Allan I'll try to explain again the problem:
1. create a new file from template -> HTML -> XHTML - 1.0 STRICT; 2. save it like test.php and edit it in HTML mode; 3. before the head ends, type "style" and press tab; 4. go inside style tags, now it should be possible to use autocomplete for CSS; 5. start typing something like:
#test { font
now hit the Esc key while the cursor is near the "t". It does nothing here.
Now try to create a new empty file, save it as test.css: you are in CSS mode. Like before type:
#test { font
and hit Esc near the "t": it will start to rotate autocomplete choices like:
font-family font-size font-size-adjust etc.
This is what I would like to have inside <style> </style> in the HTML head. Here is not working in such way: yes I can hit TAB and I will get similar choices but I like so much the Esc key that I would like to know if it is possible to have it work inside html page head style tags.
It is so annoying to have to type all the words like "border" when you can just type "bor" and hit Esc! It works in CSS file not in php / html one.
Is there a fix?
Thanks!
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Fabio
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On 17 Aug 2010, at 21:06, Fabio wrote:
like suggested by Allan I'll try to explain again the problem:
- create a new file from template -> HTML -> XHTML - 1.0 STRICT;
- save it like test.php and edit it in HTML mode;
- before the head ends, type "style" and press tab;
- go inside style tags, now it should be possible to use
autocomplete for CSS; 5. start typing something like:
#test { font
now hit the Esc key while the cursor is near the "t". It does nothing here.
This I cannot reproduce. For me it corretly cycles through the choices.
Does your status bar say “HTML” as the language chosen?
Note that even though your file is *.php it should NOT say PHP in the status bar, for more about that see http://wiki.macromates.com/Troubleshooting/PHPSyntaxHighlight
If it does say PHP then simply change it to HTML and that choice will stick (for *.php files).