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Text Coding program with TAG MATCHING ( <div> </div> ) like notepad++ for Ubuntu?
I'm amazed that I haven't been able to find a good text editor with tag matching on Ubuntu..
TAG MATCHING basically means that when you type between the beginning <div> and the ending </div> they are both highlighted.. This is really useful because Notepad++ would make them orange and it would work really well , especially for those tricky instances where you have a div inside a div inside a div.. you get my drift..
I know you can run Notepad++ with WINE but I would prefer to have something designed for Linux since I made the switch.
I tried:
Bluefish
Geany
Scite
Gedit
None of them seemed to have this feature, maybe I didn't enable the right plugin or maybe it's called something else..
Please help me out, thanks!
TAG MATCHING basically means that when you type between the beginning <div> and the ending </div> they are both highlighted.. This is really useful because Notepad++ would make them orange and it would work really well , especially for those tricky instances where you have a div inside a div inside a div.. you get my drift..
I know you can run Notepad++ with WINE but I would prefer to have something designed for Linux since I made the switch.
I tried:
Bluefish
Geany
Scite
Gedit
None of them seemed to have this feature, maybe I didn't enable the right plugin or maybe it's called something else..
Please help me out, thanks!
There is a plugin for Vim, which allows to put the highlighted text between html tags: type some text, press "v" for visual mode, highlight the text, press ";dv".
Plugin adds tags <div> and </div> in the beginning and end of highlighted text.
And so with many other tags.
Plugin: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=453
Description: http://www.infynity.spodzone.com/vim/HTML/HTML.html
Plugin adds tags <div> and </div> in the beginning and end of highlighted text.
And so with many other tags.
Plugin: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=453
Description: http://www.infynity.spodzone.com/vim/HTML/HTML.html
Hi!
I think Kate is what you need. Just enable "Tools / Highlighting / Markup / HTML". See pic.
Regards, Tobias
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I think Kate is what you need. Just enable "Tools / Highlighting / Markup / HTML". See pic.
Regards, Tobias
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Kate does not do it, when I click on various html tags it does not highlight the ending tag..
For instance..
if I click on <title> it will not highlight </title>
maybe I'm missing something?
I enabled highlighting for HTML, PHP, CSS
For instance..
if I click on <title> it will not highlight </title>
maybe I'm missing something?
I enabled highlighting for HTML, PHP, CSS
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/screem/
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http://www.screem.org/screenshots.php
I haven't used it in quite some time so by now it could be a pretty nice program. I guess it somewhat depends what you are editing. Hope that at least gets you in the right direction!
If you still can't find it I recommend just going through the applications list on Ubuntu. You can search the repositories pretty easily in Ubuntu by typing in search terms and things like that. Don't really remember how to get to it off the top of my head but should be an easy Google.