You can also bind any keyboard shortcut to the command id as well. You can still use the command Emmet: Expand Abbreviation to expand your abbreviations. If you don't want to see Emmet abbreviations in suggestions at all, then use the following setting: 'emmet.showExpandedAbbreviation' : 'never' You can still trigger suggestions manually by pressing ⌃Space (Windows, Linux Ctrl+Space) and see the preview. If you have disabled the editor.quickSuggestions setting, you won't see suggestions as you type. This setting allows using the Tab key for indentation when text is not an Emmet abbreviation. If you want to use the Tab key for expanding the Emmet abbreviations, add the following setting: 'iggerExpansionOnTab' : true If you are in a stylesheet file, the expanded abbreviation shows up in the suggestion list sorted among the other CSS suggestions. If you have the suggestion documentation fly-out open, you will see a preview of the expansion as you type. When you start typing an Emmet abbreviation, you will see the abbreviation displayed in the suggestion list.

How to expand Emmet abbreviations and snippetsĮmmet abbreviation and snippet expansions are enabled by default in html, haml, pug, slim, jsx, xml, xsl, css, scss, sass, less and stylus files, as well as any language that inherits from any of the above like handlebars and php. Emmet 2.0 has support for the majority of the Emmet Actions including expanding Emmet abbreviations and snippets. Support for Emmet snippets and expansion is built right into Visual Studio Code, no extension required.

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