Hello, Maybe I'm just not understanding how it works, but while in an HTML document I wanted to insert a DocType. I pulled up the Insert Bundle item window (Ctrl-Cmd-T) and tried typing "doctype" to see if the shortcut came up, but it did not. I just looked at the window again, and I see, right in the first page of items "Insert DocType", but when I start typing "doctype" it goes away, not matching what I'm typing. Am I missing something?
Thanks
John
Maybe I'm just not understanding how it works, but while in an HTML document I wanted to insert a DocType. I pulled up the Insert Bundle item window (Ctrl-Cmd-T) and tried typing "doctype" to see if the shortcut came up, but it did not. I just looked at the window again, and I see, right in the first page of items "Insert DocType", but when I start typing "doctype" it goes away, not matching what I'm typing. Am I missing something?
"doctype" is a tab-trigger, not a key combo. Simply type "doctype" and hit Tab. If you're inside the HTML scope (i.e., the file has a .html extension), it'll popup an inline tooltip with choices (HTML/XHTML, Strict/Transitional, etc).
HTH, Daniel
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Daniel Stockman daniel.stockman@gmail.comwrote:
Maybe I'm just not understanding how it works, but while in an HTML document I wanted to insert a DocType. I pulled up the Insert Bundle item window (Ctrl-Cmd-T) and tried typing "doctype" to see if the shortcut came up, but it did not. I just looked at the window again, and I see, right in the first page of items "Insert DocType", but when I start typing "doctype" it goes away, not matching what I'm typing. Am I missing something?
"doctype" is a tab-trigger, not a key combo. Simply type "doctype" and hit Tab. If you're inside the HTML scope (i.e., the file has a .html extension), it'll popup an inline tooltip with choices (HTML/XHTML, Strict/Transitional, etc).
HTH, Daniel
Yeah, I do get that it's a tab trigger. I was just wondering why, when it is in the Insert Bundle window, it isn't selected when I start typing it's description.
thanks!
Yeah, I do get that it's a tab trigger. I was just wondering why, when it is in the Insert Bundle window, it isn't selected when I start typing it's description.
Fiddling with it, it seems that this is due to the "Insert DocType" part being the folder name, not the item name. Apparently ⌃⌘T doesn't include this part in the search? (Try typing "HTML 4" or "XHTML" for example, vs "Insert")
Thanks for helping me reach my "learn something new every day" goal. ;D
~ Daniel
On Sep 10, 2008, at 2:52 PM, John Tsombakos wrote:
Yeah, I do get that it's a tab trigger. I was just wondering why, when it is in the Insert Bundle window, it isn't selected when I start typing it's description.
Because the word doctype is in the folder name that snippet is in not the snippet itself. A limitation of the system.
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 4:28 PM, Michael Sheets mummer@whitefalls.orgwrote:
On Sep 10, 2008, at 2:52 PM, John Tsombakos wrote:
Yeah, I do get that it's a tab trigger. I was just wondering why, when it is in the Insert Bundle window, it isn't selected when I start typing it's description.
Because the word doctype is in the folder name that snippet is in not the snippet itself. A limitation of the system.
Thanks folks! At least I know I'm not doing something wrong :)
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