Hey everybody, i can i add custom tags with notepad++. I post to forums a lot and they have little text box so I'd like to add tags like [code][/code] [b][/b] an so on. Is there a plugin for this kind of thing?
thanks.
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You can use the QuickText plugin to do some of this, I think. You will have to build your own custom settings, but it is pretty cool to just press ctrl-Enter to convert your trigger word to the block you want. For example, type "code", press ctrl-Enter, and Notepad++ can output "[code][/code]" and put your cursor right in the middle. Just set up "code" as the tag (trigger word) and use "[code]$[/code]" as the replacement text.
You might also be able to create macros to work with existing text. For example, one approach might be to mark and cut a block, type "code" as above and press ctrl-Enter to output "[code][/code]", then paste the text you cut. --Joel
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Hey everybody, i can i add custom tags with notepad++. I post to forums a lot and they have little text box so I'd like to add tags like [code][/code] [b][/b] an so on. Is there a plugin for this kind of thing?
thanks.
I assume you are copying and pasting from Notepad++ to your browser.
You can use the QuickText plugin to do some of this, I think. You will have to build your own custom settings, but it is pretty cool to just press ctrl-Enter to convert your trigger word to the block you want. For example, type "code", press ctrl-Enter, and Notepad++ can output "[code][/code]" and put your cursor right in the middle. Just set up "code" as the tag (trigger word) and use "[code]$[/code]" as the replacement text.
You might also be able to create macros to work with existing text. For example, one approach might be to mark and cut a block, type "code" as above and press ctrl-Enter to output "[code][/code]", then paste the text you cut. --Joel