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4,907 PointsI can't install foundation sublime text snippets on windows
please can anyone help me, i have windows 7, in the video is not clear how can i open a terminal window and even i did it i receive an error, what am i doing wrong
thanks
5 Answers
jo vo
Courses Plus Student 4,830 PointsIts very easy on windows with package control. You should install package control https://sublime.wbond.net/installation and then in sublime text you should hit: ctrl + shift + p and type package control in the menu. Select the package install and then type foundation 5 snippets, click on it and its installed!
You can basically install every package for sublime using package control.
juan reyna
4,907 PointsI received the error on the terminal window saying wasn't recognized the command git clone.... or somethign like that, but i copied manually the files into the folder on windows normally (withouth temrinal) and already worked, thank you Greg ;)
Greg Barbosa
9,874 PointsNo problem!
Greg Barbosa
9,874 PointsWhat error are you receiving exactly Juan?
Here are some instructions for install the Foundation snippets directly from the Foundation's GitHub page: https://github.com/zurb/foundation-5-sublime-snippets.
To open 'Terminal' on a Windows computer (it's actually called Command Prompt), just hit the Windows Key and R, and type in 'cmd' (without the quotes).
Michael Hicks
24,205 PointsI ran into a similar problem. You can download the zip file from the GitHub link mentioned above, unzip the file and then drag that folder into Sublime Text's Packages folder. You can open up the Packages folder by selecting "Preferences" from the top menu in Sublime Text and there you have it.
It is frustrating not being able to do it the cool way, but it still works. I would like to know why I get the following error when trying to install it through the console: SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I'm using Sublime Text 2 and this installation has a 3 in it? cd "%AppData%\Sublime Text 3\Packages\User"
nasser mohammed
13,160 PointsThank you jo vo. It's really the best solution