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Visual Studio Code extension: Html to css

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About

Visual Studio Code extension enables developers to convert HTML code to CSS / LESS / SCSS style syntax!

Please see preview & usage for more information.

Preview

Preview

Usage

Default usage:

  1. Copy valid HTML code (including opening & closing tags)
  2. Activate the window where you want to paste the converted style selectors & click right mouse button to get to the its context menus then select highlighted option:

Context menu

Keybind usage:

  1. Copy valid HTML code (including opening & closing tags)
  2. Paste the code using key combination CMD/CTRL+ALT+V
  3. It will paste CSS selectors to *.css files and SCSS / LESS selectors to all other files.

Alternative usage:

  1. Open command pallete by clicking CMD/CTRL+SHIFT+P
  2. Type Paste HTML converted to CSS / LESS / SCSS and select suggested option

Installation

Via Quick Open:

  1. Download, install and open VS Code
  2. Press CMD/CTRL+P to open the Quick Open dialog
  3. Type ext install tautvydasderzinskas.vscode-html-to-css
  4. Click the Install button, then the Enable button

Via the Extensions tab:

  1. Click the extensions tab or press CMD/CTRL+SHIFT+X
  2. Search for html for css/less/scss
  3. Click the Install button, then the Enable button

Via the command line:

  1. Open a command-line prompt
  2. Run code --install-extension TautvydasDerzinskas.vscode-html-to-css

Configuration

Extension provides these User and Workspace settings:

  • htmlToCss.hideTags - hide tag selector if element has class or id (default: true)
  • htmlToCss.convertBEM - recognize BEM classes and split them accordingly (default: true)
  • htmlToCss.preappendHtml - pre-append comment containing transformed html structure (default: false)

Credits

This project uses big portion of logic written by Harry Horton.

Please check out his awesome scssifyhtml project!

License

The repository code is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.