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Posted by dylan kane
dylan kane
2,094 Points

help with sublime text please???

i am coding on sublime text and it is going very good, all except one thing. on the lesson grid spacing for learning html and the lesson before this, nick petit has a toolbar on the side of his text editor that shows him the folders he has in his sublime text code. how do i get this here and how do i put my folders that i want in???

8 Answers

Andrew Chalkley
STAFF
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Andrew Chalkley
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest Teacher

Hi Dylan,

Go to the Project menu then Add Folder to Project... and navigate to the folder you want to add and click OK.

dylan kane
dylan kane
2,094 Points
dylan kane
dylan kane
2,094 Points

its not poping out, like when i add the folder it just says "html.index-websitewaters-island01-stage03" at the top of the window in the thin grey area.

CRYSTAL MORRIS
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CRYSTAL MORRIS
Courses Plus Student 2,809 Points
CRYSTAL MORRIS
CRYSTAL MORRIS
Courses Plus Student 2,809 Points

Click Open New Folder And Your Directory Will Open.

Kyle Boyer
Kyle Boyer
4,773 Points
Kyle Boyer
Kyle Boyer
4,773 Points

if you are using windows, go to the drop-down menu labelled View, then open the sub-menu Side Bar, and click Show Open Files. This will open the sidebar. Then you can click Project, and Add Folder to Project. If you are using a mac, it should be similar, but I can't say for sure.

dylan kane
dylan kane
2,094 Points
dylan kane
dylan kane
2,094 Points

thank you everyone especially crystal morris

Guil Hernandez
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Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher
Guil Hernandez
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher

Or, you can simply drag n' drop your project folder into the code window and it will open up the project panel with all the necessary files.

Garrett Farnsworth
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Garrett Farnsworth
Courses Plus Student 597 Points
Garrett Farnsworth
Garrett Farnsworth
Courses Plus Student 597 Points

On that project I tried to do the exact same thing and randomly Sublime deleted all of my code when I was following along with that site, and we dont get the full version either. You have to pay $70 for it. Really frustrating but now I am just watching the videos alone.

Alexander Sobieski
Alexander Sobieski
6,555 Points
Alexander Sobieski
Alexander Sobieski
6,555 Points

I (sadly) used to use the code editor in Dreamweaver... because I have it.

After intro to sublime text 2, I've been using that. WAYY better. I haven't paid yet, but I only have to push "cancel" and I can keep working.

Anybody use/try Coda? I'ver heard good things.