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Using vim I’m used to motion command like cit, dit, yit when editing html/xml files. I like . even more after using this commands because I can repeat what I did with just one keystroke.
I would like to know if theres something like pit (paste inside tag) already available, that deletes inside the tag and paste what I wanted (from + register for example) and make . available like cit, or if I’ll need to create a mapping for that.
No, but you can select visually and put your text: