css - Sublime 2 autocomplete html with multiple classes -


i don't know how create html tag multiple classes. each time do, strange result.

if want anchor classes "foo" , "bar", , write 

a.foo.bar

it turns into: 

a.<foo class="bar"></foo>

what proper way this?

as mentioned mblanc in comments, emmet want.

  1. install package control if haven't already
  2. open command palette (ctrlshiftp in windows , linux, ⌘shiftp in os x)
  3. type pci bring package control: install package , hit enter
  4. type emmet, hit enter, wait install, restart sublime.

now, in html document, type:

a.foo.bar

hit tab, , automatically expands to

<a href="|" class="foo bar"></a>

where | cursor position. type in href, hit tab again, , cursor moves here:

<a href="foobar.html" class="foo bar">|</a>

so can enter link's text.

make sure read through documentation on emmet.io, extremely powerful plugin, , once used coding immensely faster.


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