Emmet Expansion with HTML (How to type HTML faster and more accurately)

Emmet comes default in VSCode and many other code editors. It’s immensely helpful both in writing faster and more accurate HTML. In this video, I'll show you:

1. The basics of Emmet with HTML
2. A downloadable cheatsheet for EMMET
3. A live example

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⏲️ Timestamps ⏲️
0:00 Introduction
1:12 Learn EMMET for HTML basics
8:55 Cheat sheet
9:27 Live example

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[MuhammadUzair-vwhw]

It is very helpful. Thanks Chris. You know, somehow it is pain to change the hands from keyboard to mouse, it is good the hands can stick with keyboard and do some stuff more faster.

[PilatesinSacramento]

Yes to the css video! Thank you. Nice, quick tutorial!

[tommyzDad]

Hi. I'm typing this half exhausted, so forgive me if you covered this in your video: I just figured it out myself.

Typing ....

_h2{Hello, I'm}>br+span{Chunk McLargehuge}_

produces a break and a span inside a heading:

*<h2>Hello, I'm<br><span>Chunk McLargehuge</span></h2>*

[thewiscokid]

Another great video. Yes please on CSS

[AdamBJohnson]

p{Never knew about the curly brackets. Good looks.}

[PerpetualEducation]

This is perfect! So thorough. Do you know if there's a way to indent sub elements? For example: when this expands, the labels and inputs aren't indented in the div, and are next to each other. It's strange because the "children of the form" (haha) - are indented - but the children of the field are not.