If this is of interest I have expanded the mappings a little, and I
could create the tests for it.
What it could look like is:
#footer
:mt 20px
:pt 1em
:bt= !darkblueborder
:w 100%
:ta center
p
:mb 1em
ul
:ls none
li
:d inline
:p 0 4px
Which is quite short and handy. Even though it's not very readable.
Not until you learn the shortcuts at least =)
Or is it bad coz of the risk of conflict with coming attributes in,
hrmm, CSS4?
/Glenn
On May 22, 3:14 pm, "Glenn Nilsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> just started using SASS today, after a week with HAML. And I totally
> love it! Got myself the trunk today and created an addition to SASS. I
> used TopStyle for a long time when i still was using Windows as a
> primary dev-computer. Especially for html/css. And I loved it's
> tab-completing snippets for css. Like mb[tab] becomes margin-bottom
> etc. So, of course it's possible to do the same in
> TextMate/e/RadRails/Eclipse/whatnot. But after a little hack in
> attr_node.rb I built it into SASS directly instead.
>
> I attach the patch for rev 516, and you can take a look at it.
>
> Is this the correct way to do this? Send the patch to the list I mean.
>
> Thanks,
> Glenn
>
> short_mappings.patch
> 3KDownload
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