Reputation: 21
I'm used to doing zen coding in .html
file and it works! But I cant figure out how to do the same when im in .php
file, tried ctrl+alt+enter too but nothing happened. I'm working on a Joomla website so the theme file will be in .php
and not in .html
but there are so many HTML tags to type. I even tried adding this setting in zen-coding.sublime.settings
and saved it in user folder but nothing happened. Why won't it work? This is where I got the reference from link, however its used in Zen Coding.js but the syntax are the same even in ST2. The Snippets are just additional settings but the main things is HTML zen-coding abbreviations won't appear in .php
file but its working in .html
. Anybody can solve this?
"my_zen_settings" : {
"html": {
"filters": "php,html",
"abbreviations": {
"jq": "<script src='jquery.js' type='javascript'>",
"demo": "<div id=\"demo\"></div>"
}
},
"css": {
"filters": "html,css,fc",
"snippets": {
"c": "color:#${1:000000};"
}
},
"php": {
"filters": "php,html",
"snippets": {
"php": "<?php | ?>",
"php:info": "<?php\nphpinfo();\n?>",
"php:echo": "<?php echo | ?>",
"php:Ns": "<?php\nnamespace |;\n\t\n?>",
"php:ns": "namespace |;",
"php:Class": "<?php\nclass |\n{\n\t\n}\n?>",
"php:class": "class |\n{\n\t\n}",
"php:Function": "<?php\nfunction |() {\n\t\n}\n?>",
"php:function": "function |() {\n\t\n}",
"php:Var": "<?php $| = ; ?>",
"php:var": "$| = ;",
"php:Object": "<?php $| = (object) ; ?>",
"php:object": "$| = (object) ;",
"php:New": "<?php $| = new ; ?>",
"php:new": "$| = new ;",
"php:Bool": "<?php $| = FALSE; ?>",
"php:bool": "$| = FALSE;",
"php:Array": "<?php $| = array(); ?>",
"php:array": "$| = array();",
"php:Array+": "<?php |[] = ; ?>",
"php:array+": "|[] = ;",
"php:Array-": "<?php unset($|[]); ?>",
"php:array-": "unset($|[]);",
//hack $|, seems to replace $i with $1
"php:For": "<?php\nfor ($|i = 0; $|i < |; $|i++) {\n\t\n}\n?>",
"php:for": "for ($|i = 0; $|i < |; $|i++) {\n\t\n}",
"php:Foreach": "<?php\nforeach (| as ) {\n\t\n}\n?>",
"php:foreach": "foreach (| as ) {\n\t\n}",
"php:While": "<?php\nwhile(|) {\n\t\n}\n?>",
"php:while": "while(|) {\n\t\n}",
"php:Dowhile": "<?php\ndo {\n\t\n} while(|);\n?>",
"php:dowhile": "do {\n\t\n} while(|);",
"php:If": "<?php if( | ) { ?>\n\t\n<?php }?>",
"php:if": "if( | ) {\n\t\n}",
"php:Ifelse": "<?php if( | ) { ?>\n\t\n<?php } else { ?>\n\t\n<?php }?>",
"php:ifelse": "if( | ) {\n\t\n} else {\n\t\n}",
"php:Switch": "<?php switch( | ) { \n\tcase :\n\t\t\n\t\tbreak;\n\tdefault :\n\t\t\n\t\tbreak;\n}\n?>",
"php:switch": "switch( | ) { \n\tcase :\n\t\t\n\t\tbreak;\n\tdefault :\n\t\t\n\t\tbreak;\n}",
"php:Include": "<?php include \"|\"; ?>",
"php:include": "include \"|\";",
"php:Include1": "<?php include_once \"|\"; ?>",
"php:include1": "include_once \"|\";"
}
}
}
Upvotes: 2
Views: 3619
Reputation: 1279
adding text.php to Default (Windows).sublime-keymap worked for me.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 43
You can install Emmet for Sublime Text 2: https://github.com/sergeche/emmet-sublime
Notice : Emmet (ex-Zen Coding).
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 31
had the same problem. Tried the following :
That seemed to do the trick. I hope this helps.
Upvotes: 3