Adding id's & classes to tags

[MrMartineau]

I may be wrong or I may be slightly mistaken but I'm sure there was a time - a few dev builds ago maybe - that I could type

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#

while in an open

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div

and it would immediately convert to this:

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id=""

with the cursor in between the quotes.The final output would be

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<div id="">

I loved that feature!

BTW, adding a class, quickly, used a

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.

The reason I maybe wrong or mistaken is because it easily could've been a plugin that produced this functionality & not Sublime itself; when I first started using Sublime I went a bit plugin crazy so I can't be sure if it was native or not..

Can anyone back me up on this or point me in the right direction?

[iamntz]

It's a behavior inducted by zencoding plugin.

[MrMartineau]

ah ok... seems strange that it no longer works. Are there two zencoding plugins?

[Cal]

I miss that feature too. Anybody knows of a replacement plugin ?

[agibsonsw]

I miss that feature too. Anybody knows of a replacement plugin ?

I believe the package is now called Emmet.

[Cal]

I have Emmet and this feature isn't part of it.

Anyway just found that "i[tab]" and "cl[tab]" work for me. Don't know if its from Emmet or HTML package though

[agibsonsw]

Anyway just found that "i[tab]" and "cl[tab]" work for me. Don't know if its from Emmet or HTML package though

You may have installed my HTMLAttributes package available via Package Control.

[svenax]

Not to put anyone down or anything, but why are people just installing random plugins and then act surprised when they do stuff or screw stuff up for other plugins?

[agibsonsw]

Not to put anyone down or anything, but why are people just installing random plugins and then act surprised when they do stuff or screw stuff up for other plugins?

I agree with this sentiment. People seem to install too many, and too similar, plug-ins. I would encourage people to explore the great plug-ins that are available, but to then uninstall, or at least disable, those that they won't be using. 10, or perhaps 20, plug-ins seems a reasonable amount to me .