Hi,
Is there a function available when coding to “Wrap” a tag around a set of code, this would be similar to Dreamweaver’s CNTRL-T function to Wrap, Insert or Edit the currently selected element.
Thanks.
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No, there is no such an option available. Can you explain in what cases would such an option be useful?
OK, Thank you. As one example, I’m coding a form & there are a number of separate form elements that should be grouped together so that can be identified as 1 unit, so that I can select them in the DOM panel, So I generally would Wrap a series of elements together as unit using a DIV, Span or other semantic element Article etc. - Form Label, Selects, Inputs, Btns etc all Wrapped as 1 unit in A Div Tag for purposes of providing an ID.
That’s one example. This is something I find I use quite a bit.
I was kind of interested in the same thing. I’m always wrapping around things so that I can control them with show or hide functions. But I have to type which produces So then I have to copy/cut the and move it to the end of the code I want to wrap. Would be nice to just highlight code and say wrap. Would save a lot of time!
Added a new action to the editor which will be available in the next update. Pressing CTRL/CMD+T will show a prompt where you can insert an emmet abbreviation like section.demo which will then wrap the selection like <section class="demo">{Selection}<section>.
Wow! Now that’s service!!!
I very much so appreciate the teams attentiveness. In all of my years dealing with software & various companies making requests I have simply never received a resolution as accommodating as that. - If this were school, the teacher would be handing out little scratch & sniff stickers that smell like apples to say Good Job! Well Done! 
Thank You Very Much.
The functionality works perfectly, that is excellent.
