Hi all, first post. Been a long long time vi user but bizarrely never made the jump to vim until quite recently.
I'm editing a lot of complex html/cake-php thtml templates at the moment and despite useful color highlighting I'm finding it quite difficult to see the "wood for the trees" due to the complex templates i have to edit. Typically for example, I've got tags with just about every possible attribute populated stretching over 3-4 lines sometimes. Imagine that embedded in huge multi level tables with specific tags.... I'm stuck with the templates to adhere to corporate style. I wondered whether there was a plugin somewhere that was able to abbreviate or partially hide the detail so i can see the overall structure more clearly. In essence I would like to collapse huge (single) lines of tags to something like <a id="xyz" href="/img ....... - where "...." implies I could expand if required. I'm sure it is probably possible to craft a plugin to do this, i just have some urgent deadlines right now ;) For lots of boring reasons I don't have the option of funky graphical html editors or environments - i'm in a remote shell using vim in text mode. Apologies if this is in the plugins, i wasn't quite sure what terms to search for. Hope what I wrote makes sense and someone recognises it! Howard -- -- Howard Glynn [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] Edinburgh, UK