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Is there any shortcut/technique to place <p> and </p> in a Visual Studio Code line?
Just as Ctrl+ ; turns the line into a comment
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Just squeeze p + tab, this is standard VS Code, unless you have installed some extension that changed this default software behavior.
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If I understand correctly, you want to use a command that at each line it will insert a tag opening at the beginning of the paragraph and the tag closing at the end. I don’t know.
But imagining that you have a huge text with several paragraphs. You can manually do is, put each paragraph in a row, imagining that you have one (*) asterisk at the beginning of each line and one .(endpoint) at the end of the paragraph.
Example:
- Paragraph 1.
- Paragraph 2.
- Paragraph 3.
You select the asterisk or endpoint and press Ctrl+D until you select all (in this case you have a default) so you replace asterisk with <p> and the end point by </p>
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Create a snippet/shortcut to execute the writing of this tag.
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