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In a CSS rule set the cursor at the very first position on a line that already has a property name and property values. (eg. | margin: 0 auto; where | is the cursor position)
Press Ctrl+Space to invoke the CSS code hints.
Select any property that has more than 4 characters (the default indent size == 4 spaces in my example).
Result: The selected property name replaces anything from the cursor position until the length of the selected property and thus partially overwrites the existing property.
Expected: Should not replace any character in the page since it is a new insertion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
| margin: 0 auto;
where | is the cursor position)Result: The selected property name replaces anything from the cursor position until the length of the selected property and thus partially overwrites the existing property.
Expected: Should not replace any character in the page since it is a new insertion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: