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Add stylesheet to !html abbreviation
Since probably a large part of websites generated with emmet need to link a stylesheet, this adds a default css link to the ! html abbreviation.
<link> is not required if you build web-site with some popular frameworks, which use import 'style.css' notation to include preprocessed styles.
It’s better if user customize snippets like that in their editors
@sergeche what frameworks are you implying? Your import suggests the code is written in JS or TS files (something like Vue, React and the like). I might be wrong, but wouldn't Emmet autocomplete only in plain HTML files anyway?
Yes, Emmet should autocomplete in plain HTML files. And if users build web-sites with frameworks, your change will force them to always remove <link> they don’t need.
Also, its implied that such changes should be make in user space, e.g. user can update snippets for his own instance, not for every Emmet user
I think we are misunderstanding each other. You claim:
And if users build web-sites with frameworks, your change will force them to always remove they don’t need.
What framework uses plain HTML files?
In SvelteKit, the entry HTML page doesn’t contain any stylesheet references. As well as Vite entry page.
But my claim is not about frameworks, it’s about good defaults for most users. I don’t need any external stylesheet if I want to create a page to play with inline styles. But if your workflow requires external stylesheet for most cases, you should change this snippet for yourself, not for every Emmet user.