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18,813 PointsA question about sass and sublime
Hey :)
I downloaded sublime text 2 for this course and when I'm writing in the scss files I don't get to see the colors etc that Hampton gets.
What should I do to make it show up in scss files too?
3 Answers
James Lucia
7,350 PointsInstall Package Control for Sublime Text 2.
Once you have Package Control, open it (on a Mac it's in under Preferences, and I don't remember where it is on a PC, but it's in one of the File menu options), and install Sass.
Then, open a sass file, click View | Syntax | Open all with current extension as … | Sass.
http://sublimetexttips.com/how-to-add-sass-support-in-sublime-text/
Jonathan Leon
18,813 PointsMuch obliged. :)
rosinapissaco
13,401 PointsYou can use atom.io + prepross. For the colors you can install some atom packages, like Emmet, linter, minimap, and so on.
danielcroft
7,438 Pointsdanielcroft
7,438 PointsCouldn't have done that without your post. Anything that looks like command line stuff scares me off but with your post I managed it :)