From the course: Emmet: Fast and Efficient Web Coding
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CSS shortcuts and fuzzy search
From the course: Emmet: Fast and Efficient Web Coding
CSS shortcuts and fuzzy search
- [Trainer] Emmet has so many CSS abbreviations and in order to learn all of them, the best thing to do is just start using it with your own CSS coding. One of the best features of Emmet from a CSS perspective is called fuzzy search logic. What this means is that you don't actually have to know the proper abbreviation to get to the expansion that you're looking for. You can literally make stuff up. And in most cases, Emmet is smart enough to figure out what it is that you're trying to achieve. For example, if we want to remove bullets from a list, we can do this by using list-style: none; or list-style-type: none. The official Emmet documentation method of doing this is to type out, lis, for list-style or we could even do lis for lis:n, which is going to give us list-style: none. If we want to use list-style-type, we would type out list and then expand out. Or if we want to add the none, we would do list:n. We can use…
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