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HTML.vim ( Version: 0.35.3
- 123K - Last modified: Jun 20, 2008 - 08:11:11 AM ) – Vim mappings (macros) to make editing HTML/XHTML files quick and easy.
Description
This is a set of HTML/XHTML mappings (macros) and menus for Vim 7 or later.
The mappings will be local to the buffer so they won't interfere if you edit
other files in the same vim session.
First you should put "filetype plugin on" in your vimrc.
Extract HTML.zip
( 62K -
Last modified: Jun 20, 2008 - 08:11:33 AM – Includes HTML.vim,
HTML.txt, browser_launcher.vim, MangleImageTag.vim, and the toolbar
bitmaps.) in your runtime directory
(~/.vim for Unix; see
":help 'runtimepath'"). Then run
":helptags <directory>/doc" within vim.
WARNING!
Vimball is seriously broken, so it is strongly recommend against using a
.vba file to install this plugin. Among the problems are:
- The Vimball archiver does not properly preserve file encodings, so the
menus for the character entities will not look right (at least when using
the GTK or GNOME versions of gVim).
- Vimball can not properly store binary data, so if you're on a Windows
based system and you want to use the Vimball archive, you still need to
manually install the pixmaps ZIP file provided below
in your bitmaps directory after installing the Vimball.
Due to these problems, the .vba files here are provided only for
historical reasons.
Make sure you have a ~/.vim directory
($HOME/vimfiles under windows).
Download one of these three files: (Includes the
same files as HTML.zip above — these archives require a recent
version of Vimball.)
- HTML.vba
(198K - Last modified: Jun 20, 2008 - 08:11:34 AM )
- HTML.vba.gz
( 48K - Last modified: Jun 20, 2008 - 08:11:34 AM )
- HTML.vba.bz2
( 44K - Last modified: Jun 20, 2008 - 08:11:34 AM )
Then edit the file and type ":source %". If
all went well you're done.
Put "HTML.vim" in your
ftplugin/html subdirectory somewhere in your
'runtimepath', then install the
files below that you want.
Support for Vim 6 and earlier has been abandoned—the last version that
supported Vim 5 is version 0.10, and the
last version that supported Vim 6 is version
0.32.2.
Other old versions can be found here.
These files—except netscape-remote, the
HTML version of the documentation, the
ChangeLog, and
wikipedia.vim—are included in the
HTML.zip &
HTML.vba files
(see "installation" above).
- Documentation:
- HTML.txt
( 42K - Last modified: Jun 18, 2008 - 08:46:25 AM )
Place this file in the doc subdirectory
somewhere in your 'runtimepath'
(~/.vim/doc for Unix) and run
":helptags <directory>/doc".
Then you'll be able to do ":help HTML.txt".
(You can view the documentation as HTML here.)
- ChangeLog (text version)
Revision notes for all the files listed here.
- Frequently Asked Questions (text version)
This covers the most frequent support requests I get.
- GUI Toolbar Bitmaps:
vim-html-pixmaps.zip
( 15K - Last modified: Jun 22, 2007 - 06:20:56 PM )
Extract this in the
bitmaps directory somewhere in your
'runtimepath'
(~/vim/bitmaps for Unix).
(You can view a montage of the pixmaps here.)
- Browser Launcher (for Unix/Linux):
- browser_launcher.vim
(9.5K - Last modified: Jun 15, 2008 - 05:45:45 AM )
Put browser_launcher.vim in one of the
toplevel directories in your 'runtimepath'
(such as ~/.vim for Unix).
- netscape-remote ( 18K )
This file is optional and is used by
browser_launcher.vim
when mozilla-xremote-client isn't found in
the $PATH—it will fall back to just using
netscape/mozilla/firefox
instead. To use it just compile it and put the binary somewhere in your
$PATH.
(This version is slightly tweaked by me. The original
can be found at
http://wp.netscape.com/newsref/std/x-remote.html.)
- Auto-Update Image Tag Size Attributes:
MangleImageTag.vim
(7.2K - Last modified: May 30, 2008 - 12:53:28 AM )
If this file is placed in one of the toplevel directories in your
'runtimepath' it will cause the
";mi" mapping to be defined.
- To use these macros for editing MediaWiki/Wikipedia:
wikipedia.vim
(3.3K - Last modified: Jun 18, 2008 - 09:00:52 AM )
You will also need to read Wikipedia's
text editor support page; use this file in place of the filetype
plugin suggested there.
You can either email me or try
my bulletin board.
Some other Vim features and plugins that may be useful for editing (X)HTML:
- closetag.vim
This script provides functions and mappings to close open HTML/XML tags.
(Suggestions welcome.)
http://www.infynity.spodzone.com/vim/HTML/
Copyright © 1996-2008
by Christian J. Robinson
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Last modification:
June 18, 2008 - 09:09:22 AM GMT
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