Reading the vim_use group, I found out that the vim omni completion (which is a simple analogue of intelliSense) can close html tags.
Example:<table> </<CX><CO>
<CX> <CO> will close the
tableYou can, of course, use the
closetag.vim script. There, to close the tag, write
</ no - this is a plus. True, it must be installed separately - this is a minus.
I, most likely, will refuse a closetag and will use omni completion.
Like that:imap <C-_> </<CX><CO>
Click <C -_> - the open tag is closed.