For example, with this option enabled, the following abbreviations can be equal to:Įnable expansion of unknown properties ('unknown' to 'unknown: ') The match with the best score will be used to resolve the template. When this checkbox is selected, every unknown abbreviation will be scored against available template names. If this checkbox is not selected, the complicated abbreviations, like bdci:n expanding into border-corner-image: none, will not work in the editor.Įnable fuzzy search among CSS abbreviations Select this checkbox to enable Emmet support for Style Sheets. To have a filter always applied by default, select the checkbox next to it. In this area, specify which Emmet filters you want to be applied to an expanded abbreviation before it is shown in the editor. Refer to the Emmet documentation for details. In this area, specify the BEM separators for the class names, modifiers and short elements. If this checkbox is not selected, then the new edit point is not added. If this checkbox is selected, an editing position adds to the end of an HTML template ($END$) Moreover, WebStorm highlights the wrapped URL green as a recognized URL: If this checkbox is selected and you attempt to wrap an URL address with the tag, WebStorm inserts the URL address inside the double quotes as the value of the href attribute and encloses the URL in ">.If this checkbox is cleared and you attempt to wrap an URL address with the tag, WebStorm encloses the URL address in and positions the cursor inside the double quotes in the href attribute.Select this checkbox to have WebStorm show a popup with a preview of the entered abbreviation before actually expanding it.Įnable automatic URL recognition while wrapping text with tag If this checkbox is not selected, complicated abbreviations, such as div.class>ul#list>.item$) and similar, will not work in the editor. Select this checkbox to enable Emmet support for XML and HTML.
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