Re: How to use a map on visually high-lighted text?

This is almost exactly what you want. I started using it a while
ago and it is pretty great for html:

http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1697

This is the "surround" plug-in. If you google "vim surround plugin"
there are a few web videos showing how it works, so I won't bother
saying too much. Basically you can place the cursor somewhere and do
stuff like "yss<p>" and the line is wrapped with <p> </p>.

There is a visual block mode. You highlight a block, hit capital S,
type the tag (eg, <div class="main">) and the block is wrapped.

For some reason googlegroups is rejecting my email so I tried sending
this several times, sorry if you got multiple copies.

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