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  1. I am learning CSS and want to know what the following texteditor is:

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Is there a counterpart for Windows?

  1. There seems to be a Sublime plugin, when you type:

    div.classname

then perhaps press some key, it automatically turns into:

<div class="classname">
</div>

What could this plugin be?

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  • maybe liveeditor can do the same.
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    Commented Apr 7, 2016 at 14:14
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Regarding 1. It doesn't seem that there is a version of Espresso for Windows but maybe you can try Liveditor http://liveditor.com/blog/espresso-css-editor-for-windows/

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1. Espresso alternative for Windows

There is no direct port or counterpart of Espresso for Windows, but there are several similar live-editing applications available such as Brackets.

2. Short-hand for div.classname

As @daniel-beck mentions this functionality already exists in Sublime Text:

The feature you describe is part of Sublime Text 2 out of the box. Make sure your document uses HTML syntax (View » Syntax » HTML).

Type foo.bar, press Tab, and you'll get . There's also foo#bar (for id instead of class). Both are implemented in Packages/HTML/html_completions.py.

Reference:

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