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Description
I love Atom so far and am planning to start using it for web projects. In my day job I design and develop a lot of HTML email, which requires inlining most of your styles as a workaround for clients that strip styles out of the tag.
The issue I've got is small, but has been requested by others (but apparently in the wrong repo): atom/autocomplete-css#68
Steps to Reproduce
Copying from the earlier example I linked to, as it did a good job explaining it simply:
If I wanted this <td style="line-height: 18px
I'd start to type li to get the line-height auto-complete option and hit enter.
It would autocomplete, but it would not automatically insert a : after the attribute.
This results in a lot of manual typing of styles, which is a frustrating workflow. This probably only applies to the niche of email development, which is probably why it hasn't come up much.
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Description
I love Atom so far and am planning to start using it for web projects. In my day job I design and develop a lot of HTML email, which requires inlining most of your styles as a workaround for clients that strip styles out of the tag.
The issue I've got is small, but has been requested by others (but apparently in the wrong repo): atom/autocomplete-css#68
Steps to Reproduce
Copying from the earlier example I linked to, as it did a good job explaining it simply:
<td style="line-height: 18px
li
to get theline-height
auto-complete option and hit enter.:
after the attribute.This results in a lot of manual typing of styles, which is a frustrating workflow. This probably only applies to the niche of email development, which is probably why it hasn't come up much.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: