Yesterday I switched from using Latexian for my Latex-work to SublimeText 2. I love it! The only thing I miss is a Latexian-like navigator where I can easily navigate between sections, chapters etc in LaTex-documents. In a large document it may be much scrolling or searching for the right section.

I hope this feature will be added :D

Please use the same criteria as the rest of the system for closing tabs:  put the cross closing tab icon at the left of the tab name, not at the right side.

CSS perfect completion should work mainly in 3 stages:

1.Selector: HTML element (tag) completion (not realized in Sublime Text 2);

2.property name completion (realized in Sublime Text 2);

3.property value completion (realized in Sublime Text 2).

Completion must start with HTML element (tag) completion (format with curly brackets {}) (not realized in Sublime Text 2). Completion should include Universal, Class, Id, Descendant, Child, Adjacent sibling, Attribut, Pseudo-class and Pseudo-element Selector (not realized in Sublime Text 2).

HTML element (tag) completion must be followed by property name completion (not all the properties, but only the specific property, for a specific HTML element).

Property name completion must be followed by property value completion (not all the values, but only the specific values for a specific property).

knowing what keys it have will greatly support developing context aware plugins

So, I have this neat idea when it comes to navigation a file solely by the keyboard.

Here's how it works (Consider a class, as in programming):

You are at line 8, adding a class property. Then, you quickly move your cursor down to line 25, type your method and realize you need to rename the property. Now, since you've "been" at line 25 for a few seconds, sublime "remembers" that position, now when you quickly move back up to line 8 and rename your property, you can hit hotkey X to return to the previous "remembered" line.

What do you think?

The "time" required to stay at a line for it to be "remembered" could be like 3-5 seconds or perhaps user configurable.

It would be awesome if plugins could dynamically modify the autocomplete list. That would allow for context specific autocomplete. Even something like an event asking plugins if they have any suggestions to add to the autocomplete list (before it pops up, or async while it's displayed) would be a nice start.