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Originally Posted by phillipgessert
That’ll come in handy! And come to think of it, assigning some arbitrary shortcut seems less error-prone than the usual autocomplete approach. I’ve definitely gone into autopilot and wound up with more </div>div>s than I care to admit.
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I hate the auto-closing tag while typing. My brain/fingers are already miles ahead, and then I only notice the broken </div>div> while skimming, running epubcheck, or Prettifying and thinking: "wtf happened here?".
Which reminds me, it's frustrated me for so long in Calibre's Editor, I finally decided to do something about it.
In Calibre, the setting is in:
Edit > Preferences > Editor Settings > "Auto close tags while typing </"
Now that I've unchecked it, I'll be at peace!
Note: The auto-close in Calibre
is helpful though in the one case of trying to debug seriously nested spaghetti code.
I sometimes click deep between the mess, then type "</" to try to spot what dang tag wasn't closed (and then easy to click inside + see opening tag by the highlight tag feature).