Brackets seems nice, but I\'m encountering two problems using it :
First, I usually autocomplete tags this way : div.class - PRESS TAB -
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For the first issue, try the Emmet extension. It lets you use that exact CSS-like shorthand and auto-expand it to HTML code.
For the second issue, what type of file are you in? Brackets uses "smart indent" to position the cursor on new lines based on the syntax of the code. If you're in an HTML file, it will follow the nesting level of the tags surrounding the cursor to decide how far to indent (since the code above isn't proper HTML syntax, it won't use it as a cue for indentation - it will treat it as plain text content, to be ignored). If you're in a plain text file, it will just follow the indent of nearby lines (so the problem you're describing won't happen).
It looks like you might actually be writing "classic"-style Sass code in this case? If so, just ensure you're using standard .sass
file extension and newlines should get the correct indent level automatically.
Here's what a .sass file should look like before pressing Enter:
And after pressing Enter - note the cursor is correctly indented:
Try Shift+Enter when the tag is suggested.