CSS Boilerplate Code Snippets | Upgrade for Code Editor | Visual Studio Code User Snippets Upgrade

In this video I am upgrading my CSS snippet for visual studio code. I have got my own snippet file in preferences, user snippets in visual studio code. Search for snippet generator and you will find this tool that can generate snippets for sublime text, visual studio code, atom code editor and more.

My current CSS snippet is SCSS file. I introduces CSS variables for font family. I also updated CSS for images in site. I used content visibility auto, max width 100% and height auto so that images can be responsive. I added background color for images. I created few classes to use aspect ratio CSS property. Aspect ratio can help images and embeds and videos and such elements. I also created class for object fit CSS property. This property can adjust image sizes easily. I also used content visibility auto for images. I adjusted CSS related to flexbox. I changed my SCSS file and used snippet generator to upgrade my SCSS snippet.

So what are snippets and why they are helpful? Snippet is a small piece of code that you can create and save for your code editor. You may have to use similar code blocks at daily basis. It can be HTML code, CSS code, JavaScript code, PHP code or code in any other language. You can type that code once, create it's snippet for your favorite code editor, and save it with a trigger command. Now again when you will need that code block, you can just type the snippet trigger and it will be available for you inside file that you are working on. It is very helpful, saves a lot of time and accelerate coding process. I have snippets for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, WordPress, Python, ReactJS and more.

Try using code editor snippets. You will love it.

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Your video was very helpful and timely for me. This should greatly improve my coding speed and accuracy. Create a working generic model, test it, make it a snippet, and enhance as needed. Any errors are in the small amount of added code.