Swap nav and nav2?

[RadLikeWhoa]

Although I agree with you preferring the inline-block method to display a list horizontally, floated lis are by far more common. I don't know if you agree with me, but I'd say having the more common variant as the primary method is preferable. If people really want to use the inline-block method as default, they can still change the snippets manually.

[joshnh]

Yeah, I had considered that. I might try and come up with another naming convention, as nav2 isn't ideal anyway.

[RadLikeWhoa]

I don't know the whole Sublime development stuff well enough, but is there a way to have settings for the snippets? Users could choose the nav markup they want and also activate/deactivate certain snippets. Would probably be easiest if further issues like this come up.

[joshnh]

Not really. Sublime Text just reads a bunch of files that are in it's packages folder. The only way to 'turn off' snippets is to remove them from the packages folder.

[RadLikeWhoa]

Another option would be to remove nav2, ul and ol entirely and let Zen Coding/Emmet handle it as the number of list items is unknown anyway. nav has the benefit of commenting out the whitespace, which would not be possible with Emmet so it has good reason to stay in.

[joshnh]

I'd like to have this as independent as possible, so I'd rather not rely on another package, even one as amazing as Emmet.

[joshnh]

I've renamed the nav snippets to make more sense (e723e5b).