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Describe the bug
Entering a CSS rule with multiple selectors, separated by commas, is not possible without pressing Escape after every selector, and dismissing Emmet's suggestion. Not doing so deletes the selector.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a simple HTML file with one heading and one paragraph.
Link to CSS.
In CSS file, type h1, and hit Enter (in order to move to the next line, and begin typing the next selector).
h1, is deleted, and the cursor returns to the start of the line.
In this situation, this action occurs with all attempts at multi-selector rules.
Expected behavior
Sequence of h1, > Enter > p { creates the following:
h1,p {}
Screenshots
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Environment (please complete the following information):
Nova version: 2 (Build 213794)
Emmet extension version: 1.2.3
Additional context
Contrast with, for example, VS Code, which behaves as indicated in the 'Expected Behaviour' section, above.
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Describe the bug
Entering a CSS rule with multiple selectors, separated by commas, is not possible without pressing Escape after every selector, and dismissing Emmet's suggestion. Not doing so deletes the selector.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
h1,
and hit Enter (in order to move to the next line, and begin typing the next selector).h1,
is deleted, and the cursor returns to the start of the line.In this situation, this action occurs with all attempts at multi-selector rules.
Expected behavior
Sequence of
h1,
>Enter
>p {
creates the following:Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Environment (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Contrast with, for example, VS Code, which behaves as indicated in the 'Expected Behaviour' section, above.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: