emmet table 5 5

[Southbaywebs]

{
"Table Generator": {
"prefix": "table",
"body": [
"

",
" ",
" $1", // Generates table headers if you want.
" ",
" ${2:repeatRow(${3}, ${4})}", // Loops for rows and columns.
""
],
"description": "Generate a table with a custom number of rows and columns"
}
}

I need something like this for generating tables... Can we do user snippets? Also a properties panel would be nice like dreamweaver has and drag and dropping a .css stylesheet onto the code inspector to make it automatically fill out the <link data..

[abose]

There is an emmet extension in the extension store. Would that work for this?

[Southbaywebs]

Possibly yes, just having a hard time running a command to open the snippets.JSON file. I did not see there was a command pallet like cmd+shift+p like visual code has, that auto completes? I want to make my own table 5 5 emmet, where it creates a table with 5 rows and 5 columns. I tried googling where this file is, or how to customize my own snippets, but the information was hard to find! Also, a visual insert button like dreamweaver has would be useful for those who need to use tables. I wrote about it here in the shortcomings of DW: https://sites99.com/ Thanks, Kyle

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[abose]

Got it. We are adding git and terminal support this release, so most work was on that.

After that, there are plans for live preview edit functionalities, but UX in a way that is similar to figma for HTML than with Dreamweaver.

[abose]

Thanks for the link. Gives some insights into workflows. Do drop more feature requests or opinions as discussions. Usually we address most within a few releases.

[charlypa]

@Southbaywebs you may try an extension named codebycode even though it may not fit all your use cases

[Southbaywebs]

Okay thank you. Also phoenix out of the box does not auto fill in quotes "" as well as dreamweaver does. Just another suggestion. I am excited for the project though. I am stuck using Dreamweaver 2020 instead of 2021, because 2021 seems to have developed bugs! I will try to think of some more feedback when I have time. I just hate how long Visual Code takes to customize, but that is why alot "PRO" developers prefer it, because it is so highly customizable. With Dreamweaver on its last legs, I have been having hard time finding a replacement that works out of the box. I will stick with dream wearing (2020 - long term support) as it has long term support. Not many people code with tables like me, so I am the minority and I do not recommend you spending development hours/time implementing this feature! Most do divs. Also, most coders do not even use inspector panels to insert links like I do. I again, am the minority and would love to see a program like Macromedia Fireworks that exports pure divs/js. I know this is just a code editor, but we can only dream right. All I have right now is Rive.App and AE and they both only support canvas, gif/mp4, etc, though rive has plans to make non canvas workflows work, I think? Though if Dreamweaver does die, I am in the market for a non industry replacement code editor that works out the box and does not need customizing like Visual Code, Webstorm etc. Mostly because I am a hobby coder and I do not want to spend so much time fiddling with visual code and all the broken extensions!

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[abose]

Our thoughts exactly. We wanted to build an editor that works out of the box for most users working with web. That is the philosophy behind Phoenix Code, to make things simpler and not require extensive configs and plugins to do the basic things. Thanks for the notes, it helps!