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When tab competing class(#) or id(.) with name of tags doesn't work properly. For example #main produces #<main></main>
#main
#<main></main>
I've tried resting my visual studio environment and still happening.
Go into a html/cshtml file type any of the following
#main #header #div #map
They will produce
#<main></main> #<header></header> #<div></div> #<map></map>
It should produce the following output...
<div id="main"></div> <div id="header"></div> <div id="div"></div> <div id="map"></div>
Interesting (#main^#header^#div^#map) produces expected outcome.
(#main^#header^#div^#map)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Any workarounds known or fixes on the horizon for this one? This functionality is core, so the extension is pretty much useless with this bug.
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I thought maybe typing div#main might produce the right result, but it doesn't.
div#main
At least as of most recent version (1.2.12, haven't checked earlier versions) the div#main syntax does work (as does #main by itself).
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Description
When tab competing class(#) or id(.) with name of tags doesn't work properly.
For example
#main
produces#<main></main>
I've tried resting my visual studio environment and still happening.
Steps to recreate
Go into a html/cshtml file type any of the following
They will produce
Expected behavior
It should produce the following output...
Interesting
(#main^#header^#div^#map)
produces expected outcome.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: