- Toss all
.sublime-snippet
files into/Packages/User/
in your sublime install - Optional
- Copy the lines from
sample.sublime-keymap
into your user keymap More Info Here
- Copy the lines from
All tab triggers begin with mq
and are followed with either m
or x
, indicating a min-width
or max-width
query, then 1 of the 4 options x
, s
, m
, and l
, indicating one of the 4 built in bootstrap breakpoints xs
, sm
, md
, and lg
.
mqxm
produces:
@media (min-width: $screen-md) and (max-width:$screen-md-max){}
Tab breaks are set to easily allow you to remove the part of the query you may now want. in this case (min-width: $screen-md) and
is removed with a single delete key press.
All tab triggers begin with bc
, then 1 of the 4 options x
, s
, m
, and l
, indicating one of the 4 built in bootstrap breakpoints xs
, sm
, md
, and lg
. They are all optionally followed with o
, indicating the use of an offset class.
bclo
produces:
col-lg-offset-
bcx
produces:
col-xs-
the addition of numbers is simply done manually after the snippet.
All key bindings use super+shift+alt
(Note: super = Windows key / Command key) as modifiers for all keypresses. You can simply hold those three buttons the whole time. You then use a sequence of:
m
, indicating media query, m
or x
, indicating a min-width
or max-width
query, then 1 of the 4 options x
, s
, m
, and l
, indicating one of the 4 built in bootstrap breakpoints xs
, sm
, md
, and lg
.
"super+shift+alt+m", "super+shift+alt+m", "super+shift+alt+l"
produces:
@media (min-width: $screen-lg){}
All key bindings use super+shift+alt
(Note: super = Windows key / Command key) as modifiers for all keypresses. You can simply hold those three buttons the whole time. You then use a sequence of:
b
, indicating bootstrap column, optionally o
, indicating the use of an offset class, then 1 of the 4 options x
, s
, m
, and l
, indicating one of the 4 built in bootstrap breakpoints xs
, sm
, md
, and lg
.
"super+shift+alt+b", "super+shift+alt+o", "super+shift+alt+m"
produces:
col-md-offset-
Enjoy!!!