VIM: How to autocomplete in a CSS file with tag ids and class names declared in HTML file
I'm trying VIM for HTML, CSS a开发者_开发技巧nd JavaScript editting. I've installed a number of plugins and configured VIM so that it allows me to autocoplete standart HTML/CSS code. And now I want to autocomplete my CSS code with tag ids and class names placed in HTML files just like in Apatana. For example:
I have 1.html
file with the following lines:
<div id="my_id"> </div>
<div class="my_class"> </div>
And I have 1.css
file with:
#my_id{border-style:dotted}
.my_class{border-style:solid}
When I'm edditing a CSS file and pressing <c-x><c-o>
right after #
, I want VIM to suggest me tag ids from the 1.html
file. The same for tag class names. What should I do?
What I found helpful was adding the following line to my .vimrc
:
autocmd FileType css,scss setlocal iskeyword+=-,?,!
which helps me autocompleting ids and classes with various special characters.
<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 HTML and CSS files are loaded in two buffers (the HTML can be hidden or visible in a split), you are supposed to type a couple of characters of the id or class name and hit <C-n>
for a list of possible completions.
Type :help ins-completion
for more info.
I use AutoComplPop which provides realtime completion but there are other options.
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