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HTML Managing Project Files

ywang04
ywang04
6,762 Points
Posted by ywang04
ywang04
6,762 Points

typing html and pressing tab doesn't show the full html structure

According to this video, typing html and pressing tab in Atom doesn't show the full html structure.

Only <html></html> is shown:

<html></html>

Does anyone have the same issue?

Seth Kroger
Seth Kroger
56,413 Points
Seth Kroger
Seth Kroger
56,413 Points

Do either ! then tab or html:5 then tab do what is shown in the video?

Shane Edgecombe
Shane Edgecombe
1,522 Points

Hi ywang04, Check you are in the "index.html tab" when you type "html" not the 'styles.css tab". That was a mistake I made.

L Haney
.a{fill-rule:evenodd;}techdegree
L Haney
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 10,263 Points

I had the same issue. Typing "!" + TAB key or typing "html:5" + TAB key was what worked for me. You do have to save it as an html file first before the keyboard shortcuts will work.

3 Answers

micram1001
micram1001
33,833 Points
micram1001
micram1001
33,833 Points

I'm using Atom in Linux. Typing html then hitting the tab key does bring up the html structure.

ywang04
ywang04
6,762 Points
ywang04
ywang04
6,762 Points

Hi Shane and Seth, I found the return key takes effect instead of tab key on my computer. :)

Thanks for your suggestions.

iwbmkdikci
iwbmkdikci
Courses Plus Student 5,384 Points

it helped me Thank you

pat barosy
pat barosy
6,759 Points
pat barosy
pat barosy
6,759 Points

You have to save it as an HTML file first (control S on a Windows machine, command S on a Mac), then the autocomplete will work.