HTML-Editor is a set of HTML/XHTML mappings (macros) and menus for Vim 6 or later. The mappings will be local to the buffer so they won't interfere if you edit other files in the same vim session.

Installation

First you should put filetype plugin on in your vimrc.

Automatic installation:

Using Vundle, add the following to your vimrc then run :PluginInstall

    Plugin 'yyq123/HTML-Editor'

Manual installation:

Put "HTML.vim" in your ftplugin/html subdirectory somewhere in your runtimepath, then install the files below that you want.

Documentation:

• HTML.txt Place it in the doc subdirectory somewhere in your runtimepath (~/.vim/doc for Unix) and run :helptags <directory>/doc. Then you'll be able to do :help HTML.txt.

(You can view the documentation here.)

GUI Toolbar Bitmaps:

Put files in the bitmaps directory somewhere in your runtimepath (~/vim/bitmaps for Unix).

Browser Launcher (for Unix/Linux):

• browser_launcher.vim Put browser_launcher.vim in one of the toplevel directories in your runtimepath (such as ~/.vim for Unix).

• netscape-remote This file is used by browser_launcher.vim and is optional—it will fall back to just using netscape/mozilla/firefox instead. To use it just ompile it and put the binary somewhere in your $PATH.

(This version is slightly tweaked by me. The original can be found at http://wp.netscape.com/newsref/std/x-remote.html.)

Auto-Update Image Tag Size Attributes:

• MangleImageTag.vim If this file is placed in one of the toplevel directories in your runtimepath it will cause the ";mi" mapping to be defined. (See the warning under :help ;mi.)

References:

• Character Entity Reference HTML