Find a Matching HTML tag in Coda for Mac OS X

I've been doing web development in Coda recently. It's a really fantastic app, however there are some very annoying quirks. When going through a list of 5 or 6 closing divs I'm trying to find th开发者_C百科e quickest way to match up the closing tag with it's partner.

Some other IDEs will highlight the brackets<>, others will display a line highlighter. I don't know if there's any way to enable a similar feature in Coda? I'm having to match up the indentations and check myself with Chrome Inspecter, which is a huge pain.

Try the Zen Coding Plugin for Coda.

Edit:

Zen Coding has been renamed: It is now called Emmet. There is an up-to-date Emmet plugin for Coda on GitHub.

There are various options available in the Plug-ins > Emmet menu, but the quick-and-dirty way to match a start and end tag is to place your cursor within the tag of interest and use the following key combination: ⌃⇧D.

This is one feature Coda does not support. Other IDEs have had it forever, Dreamweaver comes to mind first. You can request the feature by emailing the guys over at Panic. They are VERY responsive to user requests in future updates. Their address is coda@panic.com.

Otherwise, you can quickly copy paste the text over to TextWrangler (which does support the feature) and make sure all the tags are in order before uploading. I use it as my main HTML/PHP IDE. It's great for webdevs.

Coda 2 still does not include HTML tag matching. I use Coda 2 myself and Gilbert Pellegrom references the lack of matching in this blog post quick reviewing Coda 2.

I would echo Peter and email them at coda@panic.com Maybe with the new release Panic will be even quicker to add requested features.