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Emmet CSS # character #65464
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Is this a valid emmet abbreviation? Can you point me to the docs? |
https://docs.emmet.io/css-abbreviations/ Yes, check the first paragraph in Color values section. There is similar expression: |
OK, it seems to work that way in Atom... |
Please make a normal "emmet" in css files. |
@RiodeJaneiroo Are you on insider version by any chance? It seems this is broken in Insiders but not 1.31.1. |
@octref no, stable version. This setting helped me:
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This issue was already started in december 2018 on version 1.30.1. It would be nice if this could get some love and attention, because these css emmet abbreviation really speed up the workflow of a front-end developer a lot and so are very welcome! Thanks! |
I have confirmed that vscode-emmet-helper can now expand the abbreviation properly, but I think there's still an issue with some code in this repo, so I can't call this fixed yet. |
Created a PR microsoft/vscode-emmet-helper#46 fixing this |
Thanks! |
Emmet doesn't works correct after trying to type character #.
Steps to Reproduce:
bd1#s
.Emmet must type
border: 1px #000 solid;
, but it doesn't.Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
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