This is the README for extension "bendingHTML".
A selection of functions to manipulate HTML code.
Originally these where a set of Adobe Dreamweaver commands to manipulate HTML code.
I used these command scripts to update a lot of very old HTML code.
But that was in the old days. I don't like Dreamweaver CC2017 anymore.
It doesn't fit the way we work anymore as a Front End Developer.
Today it's all about Web Components, with a very strong reliance on JavaScript.
VSC Command 'ArrangeAttributes' to rearrange INPUT element attributes
Select an input
element and this command. And all input
attributes are rearranged in a fixed order.
Order of attributes; "id", "name", "value", "type", "disabled", "class", others.
VSC Command 'Textlabel' Text to label input element
Select text beside an input
element of type rabio or checkbox and this command.
The text is transformed into a label
element, connected by it's neighbour input
element, connected by attribute ID.
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