Force Emmet (VS Code) to wrap all abbreviations inline
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I often wrap parts of my HTML text inside tags using Emmet in VS Code.
The command is "Emmet: Wrap with Abbreviation" (Alt+Shift+W on Windows).
It it possible to force Emmet to wrap all my selection inline, i.e. on the same line?
See example below, where a <p> tag automatically puts my selection on a new line, and a <span> tag just wraps my selection in the same line.
I would like all wrap-with-abbreviations to behave like the <span example.
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I often wrap parts of my HTML text inside tags using Emmet in VS Code.
The command is "Emmet: Wrap with Abbreviation" (Alt+Shift+W on Windows).
It it possible to force Emmet to wrap all my selection inline, i.e. on the same line?
See example below, where a <p> tag automatically puts my selection on a new line, and a <span> tag just wraps my selection in the same line.
I would like all wrap-with-abbreviations to behave like the <span example.
visual-studio-code vscode-settings emmet
asked Nov 20 at 9:43
Trollsyn
430310
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up vote
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I often wrap parts of my HTML text inside tags using Emmet in VS Code.
The command is "Emmet: Wrap with Abbreviation" (Alt+Shift+W on Windows).
It it possible to force Emmet to wrap all my selection inline, i.e. on the same line?
See example below, where a <p> tag automatically puts my selection on a new line, and a <span> tag just wraps my selection in the same line.
I would like all wrap-with-abbreviations to behave like the <span example.
visual-studio-code vscode-settings emmet
asked Nov 20 at 9:43
Trollsyn
430310
I often wrap parts of my HTML text inside tags using Emmet in VS Code.
The command is "Emmet: Wrap with Abbreviation" (Alt+Shift+W on Windows).
It it possible to force Emmet to wrap all my selection inline, i.e. on the same line?
See example below, where a <p> tag automatically puts my selection on a new line, and a <span> tag just wraps my selection in the same line.
I would like all wrap-with-abbreviations to behave like the <span example.
visual-studio-code vscode-settings emmet
visual-studio-code vscode-settings emmet
asked Nov 20 at 9:43
Trollsyn
430310
asked Nov 20 at 9:43
Trollsyn
430310
asked Nov 20 at 9:43
Trollsyn
430310
asked Nov 20 at 9:43
Trollsyn
430310
asked Nov 20 at 9:43
Trollsyn
430310
430310
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Try this in your settings:
"emmet.syntaxProfiles": {
"html": {
"tag_nl": false
}
}
tag_nl:
output each tag on new line with indentation, boolean. Values are true
(each tag on new line), false (no formatting) and 'decide' (string;
only block-level elements on new lines).
See emmet doc on syntax profiles and vscode emmet config
This will do what you want but it appears to apply to all emmet expansions, not just wraps.
answered Nov 20 at 19:29
Mark
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Perfect. Thank you kindly!
– Trollsyn
Nov 20 at 21:02
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Try this in your settings:
"emmet.syntaxProfiles": {
"html": {
"tag_nl": false
}
}
tag_nl:
output each tag on new line with indentation, boolean. Values are true
(each tag on new line), false (no formatting) and 'decide' (string;
only block-level elements on new lines).
See emmet doc on syntax profiles and vscode emmet config
This will do what you want but it appears to apply to all emmet expansions, not just wraps.
answered Nov 20 at 19:29
Mark
10.6k33046
Perfect. Thank you kindly!
– Trollsyn
Nov 20 at 21:02
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Try this in your settings:
"emmet.syntaxProfiles": {
"html": {
"tag_nl": false
}
}
tag_nl:
output each tag on new line with indentation, boolean. Values are true
(each tag on new line), false (no formatting) and 'decide' (string;
only block-level elements on new lines).
See emmet doc on syntax profiles and vscode emmet config
This will do what you want but it appears to apply to all emmet expansions, not just wraps.
answered Nov 20 at 19:29
Mark
10.6k33046
Perfect. Thank you kindly!
– Trollsyn
Nov 20 at 21:02
add a comment |
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1
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Try this in your settings:
"emmet.syntaxProfiles": {
"html": {
"tag_nl": false
}
}
tag_nl:
output each tag on new line with indentation, boolean. Values are true
(each tag on new line), false (no formatting) and 'decide' (string;
only block-level elements on new lines).
See emmet doc on syntax profiles and vscode emmet config
This will do what you want but it appears to apply to all emmet expansions, not just wraps.
answered Nov 20 at 19:29
Mark
10.6k33046
Try this in your settings:
"emmet.syntaxProfiles": {
"html": {
"tag_nl": false
}
}
tag_nl:
output each tag on new line with indentation, boolean. Values are true
(each tag on new line), false (no formatting) and 'decide' (string;
only block-level elements on new lines).
See emmet doc on syntax profiles and vscode emmet config
This will do what you want but it appears to apply to all emmet expansions, not just wraps.
answered Nov 20 at 19:29
Mark
10.6k33046
edited Nov 21 at 1:48
answered Nov 20 at 19:29
Mark
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answered Nov 20 at 19:29
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answered Nov 20 at 19:29
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Perfect. Thank you kindly!
– Trollsyn
Nov 20 at 21:02
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Perfect. Thank you kindly!
– Trollsyn
Nov 20 at 21:02
Perfect. Thank you kindly!
– Trollsyn
Nov 20 at 21:02
Perfect. Thank you kindly!
– Trollsyn
Nov 20 at 21:02
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