Delete the inner content of an HTML tag

After yesterday's TIL, fellow Hashrocketeer Jack Rosa shared with me a few other cool ways to delete things in vim.

My favorite way that he showed me that I never knew existed was using dit.

This deletes all content of the HTML tag you are inside of.

Let's use the following HTML for a couple examples:

1 |<div>
2 |  <h1>Header</h1>
3 |
4 |  <p>
5 |    This is some paragraph text that is <em>emphasized</em> for importance.
6 |  </p>
7 |</div>

If your cursor was anywhere within the <div></div> without being inside of a nested element, the result would be:

1 |<div></div>

If your cursor was anywhere within <em>emphasized</em>, the result would be:

1 |<div>
2 |  <h1>Header</h1>
3 |
4 |  <p>
5 |    This is some paragraph text that is <em></em> for importance.
6 |  </p>
7 |</div>

Conclusion: This is a nice and easy way to clear out html tags quickly.