Question

It seems that the GitHub repo for Zen Coding in emacs is not actively maintained (last commit was a year ago), and there are some features missing, e.g. the html:5 "tag".

I couldn't find any other sources for the emacs mode. Does anyone know if there exists an updated version?

The Zen Coding google group links to EmacsWiki which in turn links to the above mentioned GitHub repo.

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Solution

I forked zencoding-mode and added some new features support, e.g. html:5 tag, CSS abbreviations. And you can define more by editing conf/snippets.json and recompiling.

Please try it ;)

OTHER TIPS

Zen Coding is now Emmet. Sadly, Emacs isn't one of their supported editors.

This GitHub repo is probably the canonical zencoding implementation, although this fork has support for HTML 5.

the author had commit the new version,and this fork has supported html snippets... i recommand it for you


i had install this fork, but it doesn't work for many new tags like html:5,input:i...anynoe encounted this problem? i sent a email to the author,but i have not received any answers till now.

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