ReSharper tip of the Day: Move Code Left and Right
Josh showed us how to slap around our code with CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+UP|DOWN. We can now smack around our markup a little further. In addition to the four fingered up and down bully job, we and take an attribute left or right in the pecking order of the opening tag.

CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+LEFT|RIGHT (right in this case) bumps the attribute over.

If you prefer a more vertical representation of the attributes like the following, the command still works, but less intuitive since left and right actually move it up and down, and up and down move the entire tag up and down.
<CheckBox
Margin="0,0,0,0"
Unchecked="DoUnchecked"
Checked="DoChecked">
Some Text
</CheckBox>
One last thing to note is you do not need to select the entire attribute. Having the cursor in the attribute you wish to move is enough.
Comments(2)
Nice tip, but can you tell me what is the Font name that used in the pictures?
Thanks! I fell in love with Monaco when I started using TextMate and had to find a PC version of it.