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Basically when you select let's say a paragraph tag and you want to change it to a span tag, for example. Either if you change it on it's opening or closing, it should automatically change it on the matching tag.
For example, I have this paragraph. <p id="example">This is an example paragraph</p>
I change both opening and closing tag simultaneously just by editing one of them and it becomes: <span id="example">This is an example paragraph</span>
Now, the idea would be for it to work without having to use any hotkey or mouse click. Just seamlessly as the auto-close of tags works right now.
I got the idea from the way the CodePen editor works if you want to check it out and see it in action.
Hope it can be added to Brackets! 👍
Thanks :)
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Yeah, I think so too. As also its irritating when you miss type <im-so-bad-at-typing>
and it creates the matching closing tag (just to remind you how bad at typing you are).
Then you have to manually change both.
Hello there,
Ok so I've been looking for this feature for a bit and only found an extension that is outdated.
Basically when you select let's say a paragraph tag and you want to change it to a span tag, for example. Either if you change it on it's opening or closing, it should automatically change it on the matching tag.
For example, I have this paragraph.
<p id="example">This is an example paragraph</p>
I change both opening and closing tag simultaneously just by editing one of them and it becomes:
<span id="example">This is an example paragraph</span>
Now, the idea would be for it to work without having to use any hotkey or mouse click. Just seamlessly as the auto-close of tags works right now.
I got the idea from the way the CodePen editor works if you want to check it out and see it in action.
Hope it can be added to Brackets! 👍
Thanks :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: