HTML Crush Switch
HTML code crush: turn it on for uploading, turn it off for working. Keep the web small and the code easy on the eyes.
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Installs
- Total 306
- Win 214
- Mac 73
- Linux 19
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HTML Crush Switch
Summary
HTML code crush: turn it on for uploading, turn it off for working. Keep the web small and the code easy on the eyes.
Warning
Take care with PHP and Javascript embedded codes! The crush process COULD mess them up. It is always a good practice to separate the PHP and Javascript code in separate documents, so you can use a specific crusher for each type. In any case, you should ALWAYS test the webpage after crushing it.
How do I switch?
You can switch the crush ON and OFF with the command palette (by default, cmd+shift+p in OS X and ctrl+shift+p in Windows and Linux). The commands are called with “HTML Crush Switch ON” and “HTML Crush Switch OFF”.
What the switch does?
Crush ON:
- HTML Comments removed ()
- JS/PHP Multiline comments removed (/* comment */)
- Indentations and trailing spaces removed.
- New line characters removed if they are after…
- a HTML tag closer (>)
- a semicolon, for JS and PHP (;)
- an open or close brace ({})
- a simple or double quote ('“)
Crush OFF:
- Separates the code into lines:
- Separates HTML tags.
- New line after semicolon or braces.
- Tries to keep HTML singletons in their own line.
- Tries to keep small tags in one line.
- Reindent the code, using a specific algorithm (default) or using the ST 'reindent' function.
Changelog
v1.0 - 2012/03/10
Initial version