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csstidy can do it with --merge_selectors=1. This csstidy-based online formatter exposes the functionality: http://www.codebeautifier.com/ Set "Regroup selectors" to "Only seperate selectors (split at ,)"....
<C-x><C-o> is for language-specific keywords such as <table> in an HTML file or background-color in a CSS file, the right shortcuts for word completion are <C-n> and <C-p>. Supposing your...
For a single file you could do : :g/{/normal! f{viB:sort^M What this does : :g/{/ : for every line containing a { normal! : enter normal mode (the ! simply...
For your simple example the following two snippets seem to work, however I fear they may fall down with larger, more complex css. To order the properties I used a...
You can use dictionary-based completion. Put all your identifiers in a file, say /path/to/project/cssdict.txt. Framework_Table FrameWork_NumberInput Framework_TextOutput In Vim, do :setlocal dictionary=/path/to/project/cssdict.txt. Hit <C-x><C-k> to complete using that dictionary. Read...
Expanding on zoul's answer: If you want to setup Vim to use specific settings when editing a particular filetype, you'll want to use autocommands: autocmd Filetype css setlocal tabstop=4 This...
Is that such a wise idea? You could end up doing something you don't want if your CSS has sections like this body {background-color: #000; font-size: large; } p {...
:s/\([{;]\)\s*/\1\r/g | '[+1,']sort | '[,']join Split the line on { or ; to get each rule into a separate line, :sort them (omitting the first line containing the CSS definition),...
Assuming you are on a UNIX-like system… Copy /usr/share/vim/vim7x/autoload/csscomplete.vim to ~/.vim/autoload/csscomplete.vim Find the loop that generates the list of properties, for me it's at line 92. Remove the colon from...