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## Custom Snippets
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With **Custom Snippets**, you can define your own custom code hints. You can write short abbreviations that, when typed in the editor, expand into complete code blocks upon selection.
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[Read More](./Features/custom-snippets)
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## Quick Edit
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With **Quick Edit**, you can edit your CSS file directly within HTML files.
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## Quick Docs
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**Quick Docs** provides immediate access to documentation for code elements directly within the editor.
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## Find in Files
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With **Find in Files**, you can search for specific text across multiple files within a project.
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## Auto Rename Tag
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The **Auto Rename Tag** feature updates matching tags automatically when you rename one. It works with HTML, XHTML, HTM, XML, SVG, PHP, and JSP files.
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## Emmet
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With **Emmet**, you can write HTML and CSS faster using shorthand abbreviations. If an abbreviation is Emmet-compatible, Phoenix Code Editor shows code hints and expands it into complete code structures when selected.
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## File Encoding
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**File encoding** is the method used to represent text in a file by converting characters into bytes. We need it to ensure that text is displayed correctly across different platforms and to handle special characters or symbols. Phoenix Code Editor supports multiple file encoding formats.
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## Beautify Code
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With **Beautify Code**, you can format your code to follow consistent styling rules, improving readability and making it easier to maintain.
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## Insert and Overwrite Mode
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Users can toggle between **Insert Mode** and **Overwrite Mode** for different text input behaviors.
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