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Jessica Hische made Quotes & accents (& Dashes). Remembering keystrokes for these characters is hard, but for me remembering character entities is downright impossible. So I made TextExpander do the remembering for me. Here’s how I did it:
| Entity | TextExpander |
|---|---|
| “ Left double quote “ | § option + [ |
| ” Right double quote ” | § option + shift + [ |
| ‘ Left single quote ‘ | § option + ] |
| ’ Right single quote ’ | § option + shift + ] |
| – An en dash – | § option + - |
| — An em dash – | § option + shift + - |
I’ve created TextExpander abbreviations for &, $, ©, …, £ and € too. Now when I need to code a character entity into my HTML, I need only type the trigger key, then the usual keystrokes for that character.
A premium Eleventy starter kit for designers and developers who want to spend less time setting up the same project structure and more time designing distinctive websites.
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