emacs js html css,EmacsWiki: Html Mode

Emacs comes with sgml-mode, and a derived html-mode. Both are rather simple and offer the insertion of tags based on a list of tag names and appropriate skeletons (see SkeletonMode). The original html-mode.el was written by MarcAndreessen.

Here are some things which enhance html-mode,HtmlChangeLog – Provide support for ChangeLog entries for HTML files.

HtmlChooserMode – choose nxml mode for XHTML, otherwise html mode (or one of the alternatives below)

HtmlCoding – get coding system from charset (only needed in Emacs 21)

HexColour – Preview in your buffer what the colour #034fA2 does look like

HtmlEndOfLine – C-e can take you to the end of the text or the end of the tag

HtmlQuote – quote special characters

HtmlRedirectPage – A skeleton for inserting a simple page for redirects in HTML.

html-sizes.el – update download files sizes shown in your HTML

HtmlToc – show a table of contents buffer for your document

IndentingHtml – indent based on document structure

IndentRegionAsOtherMode – Indent the region with another mode, but then return to the current mode.

tidy.el – Interface to the HTML Tidy program. (There is a newer version of this program called tidy-xhtml.el in nXhtml.)

PredictiveMode – “Intellisense” for HTML: predictive, context-sensitive completion of HTML tags, attributes, and other entities

I do not think Predictive Mode can do that. It is not a parser. Maybe it still belongs here because it is quite nice in predicting words when writing text in a HTML page - and it has a built in intellisense type UI. (And you can use it with CompanyMode intellisense style completion too.)

The modes that does parsing that can be used by completion UI:s are rather nxml-mode (part of Emacs 23 - soon)/nxhtml-mode (part of nXhtml). If you want intellisense style then go for version 1.88 of nXhtml (which includes CompanyMode to do this).– LennartBorgman

SkeletonMode#XhtmlSkeleton – A skeleton for inserting an XHTML file with the proper encoding attributes.

weblint.el – run weblint checking on save or on request

If you find html-mode too basic, here are some alternatives,ColdFusionMode and ColdFusionDeluxeMode – for that (non-free) web system

HtmlHelperMode – an angry fruit salad mode manually supporting many things (without relying on DTDs)

HtmlModeDeluxe – multi-major modes to combine PsgmlMode with php, javascript, css and many bells and whistles

nXhtml – a fancy web development environment including nxhtml-mode extending nxml-mode to XHTML, supports multiple major modes, etc

PsgmlMode – a complete SGML editing environment based on DTD

XmlMode – for XML specifics

YaHTML – yet another HTML mode, comes with YaTeX

CSS and CFM

If you want to edit CSS and CFM files using html-mode, add the following to your ~/.emacs file.(add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\.css$" . html-mode))

(add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\.cfm$" . html-mode))

Fill

as bullet points

The setup below gets FillAdapt to treat

as a bullet point, like for instance Eighty megabytes and

constantly swapping.

You can do the same with

, if you write

paragraphs that way too.(add-hook 'html-mode-hook

(lambda ()

(require 'filladapt)

(set (make-local-variable 'filladapt-token-table)

(append filladapt-token-table

'(("

[ \t]" bullet))))))

See also filladapt-pat.el which has commands to setup

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