Hello,
On 16 May 2010, at 17:10, David Reed wrote:
> I want to start writing html more efficiently but am having problems
> understanding how to get started. I see that Mac comes with a vim package
> already installed with many plugins. Under ftplugin I see html.vim and I have
> tried to decipher it, but with no luck.
> It appears it is able to do things like tag complete, so if I type <html> a
> closing </html> automatically is written.
I'm not familiar with the html.vim ftplugin...but I do recommend the vim-ragtag
plugin.
http://github.com/tpope/vim-ragtag
This gives you really good tag completion.
> I also wanted to ask how to generate a macro that will automatically generate
> all the basic tags for an html page if I create a brand new html file.
Put something like this in your .vimrc:
:autocmd BufNewFile *.html 0r /path/to/your/html_template.html
This tells Vim to read the file html_template.html into the buffer whenever you
make a new HTML file. See `:help template` for a little more information.
Regards,
Andy Stewart
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