Brackets extension adding HTML Format commands to menu bar and common keyboard shortcuts.
The main purpose behind this extension was to add common hotkeys to insert Bold and Italic tags around highlighted copy in HTML documents. My coworkers started talking about Brackets and that I should use it. I gave it a shot, but the lack of common HTML hotkeys caused me to look into making an extension for adding in something that I use everyday.
This is my first Brackets extension and first GIT, so please go easy on me if I did it wrong.
================== Update - June 12, 2015 Added preference menu option to be able to set keyboard shortcuts for any of the HTML tags/styles or change the default keyboard shortcuts.
The issues with the add blank tag feature should be fixed. It is still, for me, a bit of a complicated thing to have figured out how to do so there may be issues present still or it may not be the best possible implementation of such a feature.
================== Update - June 18, 2015 Currently working on fixes for the preference menu when displayed using different themes other than the default light theme. Fixed the Control key being listed twice for Mac OS in preferences. Fixed checking either Bold/Strong or Italic/Emphasis checkboxes triggering the duplicate keyboard shorcut warning.
================== Update - July 9, 2015 All issues that I have seen in the dev tools window of Brackets should be fixed. Because of this, the latest version of Brackets is required to ensure that it will work. Added a feature that if the cursor is within an inline style and a tag or style is inserted, it will be automatically converted/added into the inline style attribute. If it was a tag that doesn't have a style equivalent, it is ignored and nothing will be added.
================== Update - July 26, 2015 Bug fixes and added bold, italic, and underline tags to the right-click menu. This feature must be enabled in the preferences and deselects the Brackets default selection of 1 to 2 characters at the cursor location when the right-click action occured.