Emacs CSS-Mode Fix (adding to the chain!)
Posted: October 29th, 2009 | Filed under: Open Source, Tutorials | Tags: Emacs | CommentsAfter my week with Emacs I’m still struggling along. One of my main annoyances is the default way some of the modes indent the code. I think the worst offender of this is the default CSS-mode. After frustration when, yet again, I hit the tab key and the cursor rockets about 80 places to the right I decided to Google for a fix.
The internet is great! Clearly it wasn’t just me having a problem, Guido Stevens was also suffering and posted a fix, which he himself found on another blog post by Chris Miller, which Chris in turn found on StokeBloke.com which had been found originally on a now dead post.
Not bad! Four people all having problems with the same thing and posting a fix for others to share. So I thought I’d join the chain, and write this blog post.
Oh yes, and the fix itself:
;; fix css mode (require 'css-mode) (setq cssm-indent-level 2) (setq cssm-newline-before-closing-bracket t) (setq cssm-indent-function #'cssm-c-style-indenter) (setq cssm-mirror-mode t)
